BY Obs Feb 5

From: Brad Young (brad.young@domain-engineering.com)
Date: Tue Feb 05 2008 - 15:57:11 UTC

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Record high temperature 81 F yesterday, clouds rolled in on cue of darkness,
while I observed in short sleeves. Threat of tornadoes today, with snow
tonight. You gotta love Oklahoma weather.

25746 99 028C   8336 P 20080205004027580 17 25 0252620+465819 28 R
25746 99 028C   8336 P 20080205004137500 17 25 0316581+402467 28 R
05679 71 110B   8336 P 20080205004451430 17 25 0543503+012388 38 S
05679 71 110B   8336 P 20080205004534250 17 25 0615680+123473 18 S

Brad Young
TULSA 1
COSPAR 8336
36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL

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