Rain at elmo??

[jl222]

Dean is wrong the ten miles is not from west but is from eastend I checked it out today

 Tiny... the BLM office is at the East end, were is the weather station from the BLM office?

   Did you drive to it and how far from BLM office?

             JL222

[ol38y]

 Point Forecast: 10 Miles WNW Adelanto CA
34.65N 117.59W (Elev. 2808 ft)

This is where the forcast from Deans link is taken.

Here's hoping they're wrong!

[jdincau]

The weather station is at:

34.6344,  -117.5489

[Stan Back]

. . . which is ? ? ?

[4-barrel Mike]

Cutting and pasting those coordinates into http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl

gets a map and this address: 5466 Colusa Rd El Mirage, CA 92301.  Don't know if that's correct, though.

Mike

[ol38y]

The weather station is at:

34.6344,  -117.5489

Yes, that is where the Weather Stn. is located. The forcast point is from another location... On a good note, the rain forcast is dwindleing.  

[Papi]

So happy to be here! Cant wait for the morning and racing!! 

[John Noonan]

Raining right now at El Mo....not too hard and it's intermittent...couldn't sleep anymore it was too hot in the trailer...

[Milwaukee Midget]

The beauty of the November meet is that it is two days - I suspect those who show will get some passes in, and those who didn't will wish they had gone.

I've got to get out there again . . . Bonneville is cool, but Elmo is the real deal.

[Glen]

Just heard they are running. Hoping it stays dry for rest of the meet.

[jl222]

none yet

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=sgx&sid=EMRC1&num=48

   .03 AT 5:26 this morning might be just right for racing.

   Maybe someone will report course condition.


JL222

[Freud]

Until 2009 I had only attended Bonneville even thought it has now been 126 times.

But when I first walked on the dirt I had a feeling of at last experiencing the real deal.

Chicken skin, a lump in the throat and tears on my cheeks.

I was alone with history and I was humbled.

After all, racers ran on the dirt years before any hot rodder ran at B'ville.

HEROS emerge from the dirt.

God, Bless the DIRT.

FREUD

[rambler jack]

Until 2009 I had only attended Bonneville even thought it has now been 126 times.

But when I first walked on the dirt I had a feeling of at last experiencing the real deal.

Chicken skin, a lump in the throat and tears on my cheeks.

I was alone with history and I was humbled.

After all, racers ran on the dirt years before any hot rodder ran at B'ville.

HEROS emerge from the dirt.

God, Bless the DIRT.

FREUD

[rambler jack]

A-men to Freuds post.

[dw230]

I guess we can lock this thread now, doesn't matter.

DW