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Alysssa
post Aug 1 2006, 06:16 PM
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I guess I didn't ask the question clearley enough, sorry sad.gif . Butany way what I meant was that is the climate different in the day then it is at night?
P.S. I hope that you understand this time, and that you're having an BLAST! laugh.gif
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Misty_Nikula_Ohlsen
post Aug 3 2006, 10:55 PM
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Sorry for not understanding your question last time. If you mean the weather - like the temperature, clouds, wind, etc - then it does vary a lot from day to night. So far the days have been foggy in the morning, clearing up sometime in the midday to afternoon and then fog rolling back in either just before or just after sunset. Then it cools off and is quite foggy all night. It is usually windy because the temperature difference between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean create a pressure differential that causes a lot of wind from East to West. Today, however, we have had a low pressure air mass settle in, so it is very windy and raining. We had trouble sending people ashore because of the wind and rain, so only a small group of 6 went ashore. They got pretty wet on the way and I'm sure are not having a very good time on shore while the rest of us are stuck on the ship and taking care of odds and ends that need to be done in the lab.
Other than that - I am having a great time!
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