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![]() "Ben Hallert" wrote in message oups.com... It's not a conspiracy of mediocrity, it's due to a technical limitation of the scatterometer technology used by ASOS's to determine visibility, if I recall correctly. They can only really be accurate out to about 6 miles. A human with a Mark I Eyeball could pick a landmark furthre away and provide a bigger distance, but for all intents and purposes, the max visibility will be defined by the technical limitations of the available data sources. Of course, I might be dramatically incorrect, this was what I learned from my instructor. ASOS reports visibility up to ten miles. |
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