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(meteorobs) Re: Sky Cover Forcasts
Hello List, Kenneth
In most cases it is your local Flight Service Station(FSS) of the Federal Avation Administration(FAA). Many are automated and the forcaster /briefer will ask you for your "N" number-- meaning your tail number. If you explain that you are needing the sky coverage forcast for astonomical observing, I believe they would be glad to help you if they are not busy with briefings with other airmen.
Regards,
Elton Jones
Kenneth_Jang@rsmi.com wrote:
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> Thanks for the input on cloud condition of east coast. I am in the west coast
>
> and Where do you get "cloud" infomations? I can get weather and show cloudy or not, but it usually refer to day time not night time. Anyone know websites
> for "cloud" forcast instead of just weather forcast? I like to access to
> tomorrow night's cloud forcast. Thanks.k
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