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Old March 8th 04, 06:46 PM
Jeff
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but its high clouds for the most part, you dont get the clouds covering the mountains like you had
this last week or so.

Doug Rinks wrote:

Not exactly.. Phoenix gets monsoons nearly every night during the
summer. That surely counts as IMC.

Doug

Jeff wrote in message ...
ya he was so busy he almost let someone fly into me.

no matter how you dice it, that should not have happened. Phoenix does not get much IMC, its
sunny about 350 days a year there.


 




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