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Issued : 4:00 PM PST Friday: 10 February 2012 Tonight: Periods of rain. Low plus 4. Saturday: Periods of rain ending in the morning then cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. High 9. Saturday: night Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. Low plus 3. Sunday: Rain. High plus 5. Monday: Sunny. Low plus 2. High 8. Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud. Low minus 2. High plus 4. Wednesday: Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. Low zero. High 7. Thursday: Cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers. Low plus 3. High 7. ©Environment Canada

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In 3 years and 9 months I’ve already reached 100,000 visits from people in Port Alberni, on the Island and around the world!

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Thank you!

Update: Perseids Meteor Shower peaks tonight… watch for it after sundown. See reports/updates at www.spaceweather.com

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Nick

Hi Chris.. the solar radiation values is obscured by the WindChill title on the box below. I’m on IE7 on a few different computers and it has done the same thing on Firefox as well.
admin

oh really?!

That’s what I get for not testing enough on Windows.

Thanks for that!
admin

That’s a little strange considering it’s fine in Firefox on the Mac… but I’ll take a look here.
admin

Ah, I see what it was… apparently Windows doesn’t deal well with “superscript”… so I’ve made it normal with the carot to signify power-of.

It was doing the same for the Air Density value.

Thanks Nick!
Nick

No problem Chris. Now I can see just how baked and crunchy I’m going to get seeing how I just took the soft-top off my tracker!
Nick

While I’m thinking of it, whats the maximum that sensor will report at high noon under clear skys?
admin

From what I’ve read around the intarweeb the max in this part of the world is generally somewhere between 850-950 at the height of summer at high noon.

That’s as you say on a clear, cloudless, day.

It can be higher though due to reflections from clouds and stuff which seems to be born out in this particular graph from islandweather today which reached a max of 1165.

http://www.victoriaweather.ca/station.php?id=133
admin

This page from islandweather gives a good indication of what you can expect for maximum readings throughout the year, though they of course don’t make any differentiation of cloud cover.

http://www.victoriaweather.ca/extreme.php?id=32
brad

to bad your camera doesnt take real time so you could aim it at the sky tonight and maybe catch some crazy meteors lol
admin

That is a great idea!

I just updated the script I use to archive the images so now it is archiving one every minute instead of every 5… that’s as often as I can have it do it. Who knows, might get lucky. Won’t know until the timelapse tomorrow.

I also updated the camera itself and it is uploading to this website every 10 seconds instead of 30 seconds so hopefully we catch one!
brad

i wonder if you got any from last night with the new settings
admin

None!

I stayed up until 12AM and if it wasn’t the moon.. it was the encroaching clouds. By 12AM it was almost totally cloudy… so we’ll have to wait until next year!
brad

yea i kept lookin out the window but all i could see was the clouds. so i went to sleep. ohwell lol.

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