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Re: (meteorobs) Re: Opik
Rob,
I couldn't agree with you more on the 1833 storm timing - that dataset is
very dicey and there are really very few solid accounts to draw upon. It
would be great if someone could dig into archival data for records with some
numerical details out west. A 45 minute difference in the peak timing is, in
my opinion, easily within the uncertainty of these data.
Cheers,
Peter
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