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From: George Huxtable (no email)
Date: Tue Jul 06 2004 - 06:45:29 EDT
Thanks to Frank Reed for explaining further that when he wrote-
"By the way, since you're inland, be
advised that you should use "sea level" barometric pressure. This differs a
little from the pressure usually reported in weather reports (but not very much
unless you're at Denver-like altitudes)."
he intended that local true barometric pressure at the observer's altitude
should be used, not the pressure at sea-level. He could have fooled me (and
did). I had quite misunderstood his meaning. After the clarification, we
now seem to agree on that point.
George.
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