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From: Ken Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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What other wind directions are named in your locale?
We have "Diablo" wind in the San Francisco Bay Area when the wind is Easterly.
What is the "Sirocco", for example, or the
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 09:30:53 -0800
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Subject: Wingrods, Ejector pins, and some Metal-urgy and the search for so
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From: Dave Nasatir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Referring to the "Santa Ana" wind,
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> Ken Johnson wrote:
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> >Looks like a great day for any east-facing slopes in LoCal today.
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> What other wind directions are named in your locale?
>
> We have "Diablo" wind in the Sa
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> What other wind directions are named in your locale?
>
> We have "Diablo" wind in the San Francisco Bay Area when the wind is Easterly.
>
> What is the "Sirocco", for example, or the "Chinook", "Foehn", "Mistral" ... etc.?
Here in SoCal we have the "Efthreeyef Wind." It's a very, very light (al
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>What ifsince the maps I have seen use color differentiation to denote
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stored
>as 3 types of color (varying amounts of red, blue, green) a rap
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