Finally after weeks of nothing but clouds, the sky remained clear enough for me to get a little sat viewing in. It was still too light out when Iridium 14 passed by so no bright flashes were seen. A nice -7mag flare from Iridium 53 did light up the sky though. Going with these elsets: Iridium 11 tum 3.0 0.0 0.0 6.0 d 1 24842U 97030G 98308.03709843 +.00000336 +00000-0 +10280-3 0 02552 2 24842 086.4420 311.9986 0014149 280.9927 078.9678 14.38893627072453 and despite some high thin clouds that rolled in just as Iridium 11 arrived, i was able to see several bright negative flashes from Iridium 11 at the following times (UTC): 01:04:35 +- 1 sec :04:41 +- 1 sec :04:54 +- 1 sec There were a couple of others between the :41 and :54 but i had re-position myself as the pass was at 72=D8 elevation and a few others i wasn't able to= time. I also observed and timed Cosmos 1844 r #17974 as passed thru Cassiopeia, times UTC: 00:51:40 - just above Gamma 00:51:47 - right in front of Eta Jari 54.25N 110.11W 556m