(meteorobs) Obs 02/03 November 2013

[Michel Vandeputte]

Hi Paul 


As usual, nice reading your meteor reports. Also from Belgium till now a marginal year for the Taurids. 
Crossing fingers for 2015; will be an 'Asher year' for the Taurids: fireballs! 

Clear skies! 



Michel Vandeputte
 

> From: pmartsching at mchsi.com
> Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2013 08:54:52 -0600
> To: meteorobs at meteorobs.org
> Subject: (meteorobs) Obs 02/03 November 2013
> 
> I went out for four hours last night.  The NTA & STA's were disappointing.  I saw several AND's.  The brightest was mag. -2, deep orange and going toward the center of the STA radiant.  I saw two EGE's and only one ORI.
> 
> 02/03 Nov 2013 09:30 pm - 04:30 am CDST (= 03 Nov 2013 02:30-06:30 UT) 4 hours
> McFarland Park 4 miles NE of Ames, Story Co, Iowa, USA
> 
> Looked for shower meteors:
> AND
> EGE
> ORI
> NTA
> STA
> 
> 03 Nov 2013 02:30-03:30 UT 34 deg F; dew pt 31 deg F; wind calm; clear; aver LM 5.8; facing ENE 50 deg; teff 1.0 hour.
> AND: two: - 2; 0
> NTA: one: +2
> STA: one: +3
> Sporadics: three: +2; +3(2)
> Total meteors: seven
> 
> 03 Nov 2013 03:30-04:30 UT 32 deg F; dew pt 29 deg F; wind calm; clear; aver LM 5.7; facing ENE 50 deg; teff 1.0 hour.
> ORI: one: +2
> NTA: one: +2
> Sporadics: two: +3(2)
> Total meteors: four
> 
> 03 Nov 2013 04:30-05:30 UT 33 deg F; dew pt 30 deg F; wind calm; clear; aver LM 5.7; facing ENE 50 deg; teff 1.0 hour.
> AND: one: +3
> EGE: one: +2
> NTA: two: - 2; 0
> Sporadics: five: 0; +1; +2; +3; +4
> Total meteors: nine
> 
> 03 Nov 2013 05:30-06:30 UT 32 deg F; dew pt 29 deg F; wind SE 3 mph; mostly clear; some thin haze drifting thru north half of FOV during first 20 minutes; aver LM 5.5; teff 1.0 hour.
> EGE: one: 0
> NTA: one: +1
> Sporadics: four: +1; +2(2); +4
> Total meteors: six
> 
> Paul Martsching
> 
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