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Old July 2nd 05, 07:10 PM
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Default DAY 4 U.S. Open Class Nationals

With Dick Butler in the lead and Heinz and Nelson battling it out for
2nd place, the initial forecast has the tasking committee calling a TAT
of about 240 miles nominal distance. to Chelan (20), Fisher Ranch (15),
Dry Falls (10). A front went through last night with strong, gusty
winds. Today there are a lot of low based (morning) cu, with a
possibility of overdevelopment in the North East.

More to Follow

Gary Kemp

 




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