The predictions are getting better. Maybe there's some truth to the saying "If you don't like the weather in Cincinnati wait 15 minutes"
The clearsky clock's calling for the clouds to blow through this afternoon leaving mostly clear skies tonight. It's still gonna be cold but there's only so much we can realistically expect.
People are talking about going out around 7:30. If I remember right Venus, the Moon, Jupiter, and Mars are visible around dusk & Saturn rises at 10:00.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
No stargazing this weekend..................
More clouds is the prediction.
Clouds moving in and staying for a little while.
All & all I can't complain about the weather. Fifty's and sixties are a lot better than 0's or less.
Clouds moving in and staying for a little while.
All & all I can't complain about the weather. Fifty's and sixties are a lot better than 0's or less.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Stargazing Tonight - Saturday January 28th
It's gonna be cold and mostly clear tonight. Chris is planning on setting up between 6:30 and 7:00.
If you head out dress for the weather, it hasn't been real cold this winter but 27 degrees isn't anything to sneeze at.
If you head out dress for the weather, it hasn't been real cold this winter but 27 degrees isn't anything to sneeze at.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
No Stargazing at Stonelick, but we might see an Aurora between the cloudsOf course the clouds are parked over Cincinnati and we've got a chance of see
Of course the clouds are parked over Cincinnati and we've got a chance of seeing an Aurora tonight. If the skies clear look toward the North after dark.
From Spaceweather.com :
Active sunspot 1401 erupted on Jan. 19th around 16:30 UT, producing an M3-class solar flare and a full-halo coronal mass ejection (CME). The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory recorded the cloud expanding almost directly toward Earth:Their forecast predicts an impact on Jan. 21st at 22:30 UT (+/- 7 hrs).
From Spaceweather.com :
Active sunspot 1401 erupted on Jan. 19th around 16:30 UT, producing an M3-class solar flare and a full-halo coronal mass ejection (CME). The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory recorded the cloud expanding almost directly toward Earth:Their forecast predicts an impact on Jan. 21st at 22:30 UT (+/- 7 hrs).
Saturday, November 26, 2011
No stargazing tonight
The clouds are back, again.
New moon weekends are probably jinxed & we might have to resort to emailing folks on the few clear nights this season.
Throughout the week if you'd be interested in notices or updates for observing opportunities send me an email & I'll add you to the list.
The address is stonelickstargazing@gmail.com
Scott
New moon weekends are probably jinxed & we might have to resort to emailing folks on the few clear nights this season.
Throughout the week if you'd be interested in notices or updates for observing opportunities send me an email & I'll add you to the list.
The address is stonelickstargazing@gmail.com
Scott
Friday, November 4, 2011
Sat. Nov. 5th - clear skies
Folks are going out around 7:00 Saturday night to observe the Moon & Jupiter. The Clear Sky Clock looks great and we're even supposed to have mild temps. It's a combination that's too hard to pass up.
Scott
Scott
Friday, October 28, 2011
Stargazing October 29th @ Stonelick Lake
The weather's looking cold and clear Saturday night.
It's getting pretty dark by 7:00 and that's about when the temp starts falling, dress in lots of warm clothes.
It's getting pretty dark by 7:00 and that's about when the temp starts falling, dress in lots of warm clothes.
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