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@ 05-Sep-2008 6:30am
73.6°F
Temp Change:	°F /hr
Dawn
Feels Like:	77 °F
Humidity:	44%
Dew Point:	50.3 °F
Wind:	Calm --- mph
Gust:	0.0 mph
Pressure:	29.71 in Rising
Solar Rad:	34% 25 W/m²
UV Index:	0.0 None
Rain Today:	0.00 in
Rain Rate:	0.00 in
Rain Month:	0.000 in
Rain Year:	7.189 in

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Sunrise:

6:05am

Sunset:

6:48pm

Moonrise:

11:56am

Moonset:

9:13pm

Waxing Crescent Moon

29%
Illuminated

Daily Min/Max

Today's High Temp:	82.1°F 12:00am
Today's Low Temp:	73.4°F 6:22am
Today's High Humidity:	44% 6:12am
Today's Low Humidity:	34% 12:00am
Today's High Dewpoint:	51.8°F 12:55am
Today's Low Dewpoint:	48.1°F 5:58am
Today's High Barometric Pressure:	29.706 in/Hg 6:28am
Today's Low Barometric Pressure:	29.631 in/Hg 12:03am
Today's High Wind Speed:	5.0 mph 1:09am
Today's High UV:	0.0 None 12:00am
Today's High Solar:	25 W/m² 6:29am
Today's High Rain Rate:	0.000 in/min 5:00pm
Today's High Hourly Rain Rate:	0.000 in/hr
Days Since Last Rain:	5 Days





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PEPPERRIDGE NORTH VALLEY'S
REAL TIME LIGHTNING PAGE

12 Hour Lightning Flash Rate History
The yellow numbers are the peak flash rate count and the time it occurred.

This is a graph of the lightning activity over the last 12 hours. The darker green area represents -CG flashes,
while the cyan represents +CG. (CG) = Cloud to Ground Lightning flashes.
Blue is +IC and pink is -IC. (IC) = Inter/Intra Cloud Lightning flashes.

Lightning 2000 Version 4 is Here with enhanced Lightning Detection at Pepper Ridge North Valley!!!
The map now displays flashes which are the actual lightning strikes, individual flashes can contain many strokes!

Lightning NOWcast · Lightning Summary · Lightning Records

Real time lightning detection is here, just in time to track the monsoon season thunderstorms. The lightning detection system consists of a Boltek™ lightning detector with lightning analysis performed by Lightning 2000™ from Aninoquisi Software.

Page Updates Every 5 Minutes:
Number in upper left corner of display represents the number of Flashes in the last minute.
The bar above count Number represents the storm threat potential;
Green = Low Risk , Yellow = Medium Risk and Red = High Risk

**Lightning Flash Analysis Key**
Type of Lightning Bolt	Time Occured	Color	Time Occured	Color
+ (CG) Postive Cloud to Ground Flashes	Last 5 Min	Blue	Last 10 Min	Cyan
- (CG) Negative Cloud to Ground Flashes	Last 5 Min	Blue	Last 10 Min	Green
+ (CG) Postive Intercloud/Intracloud Flashes	Last 5 Min	Red	Last 10 Min	Fuchsia
- (CG) Negative Intercloud/Intracloud Flashes	Last 5 Min	Red	Last 10 Min	Purple
- + (CID) Compact Intercloud Discharge Flashes	Last 5 Min	Hot Pink	Last 10 Min	Orange
Step Leader Lightning Strikes	Last 5 Min	Yellow	Last 10 Min	Yellow

For Lightning flashes 10 minutes or older, flashes appear in the following colors;

Green (-CG) and Cyan (+CG) denote cloud-to-ground lightning discharges,
Fuchsia (+ IC) and Purple (- IC) denote intercloud/intracloud discharges,
(CID) Compact Intercloud discharges appearOrange and Step Leader strikesYellow

At 15 Minutes Flashes appear as squares, At 30 Minutes Flashes appear as (X)'s,
At 45 Minutes Flashes appear as (+)'s and at 60 Minutes Flashes appear as Dots.

Note: The Sizes of Flash images decrease with age up to 60 minutes.

Disclaimer Note: We have completed the calibration process of the storm ranging. Most Storms should now be correctly range, although due the limitations of the Boltek single antenna lightning system, some storms may be initially ranged incorrectly. Usually this corrects itself when multiple lightning strikes have occured, this allows a better analysis to be performed by the lightning 2000 software. Remember do not based your outdoor plans or activities solely on the lightning information provided here, this lightning display is for informational purposes only, and not intended to be used, for the protection of life or property. Remember to follow the, Lightning Safety Rules!, especially if thunderstorms are nearby!

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Ground Clutter Not Removed!

Radar Updates Approximately Every 10 Minutes
Station Location is marked CW3794

Southwestern Weather Network - Radar and Lightning!

This map displays a view of lightning data and radar - Over the entire Southwestern United States!

Regional Lightning data/Radar Map Courtesy of Astrogenic and StrikeStar US.
Data supplied by Southwestern Weather Network members and others.

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Pepper Ridge North Valley Random Weather Facts

MOON PHASE Misconception...
"The most common incorrect reason given for the cause of the Moon's phases is that we are seeing the shadow of the Earth on the Moon! But this cannot be correct: when the Moon passes through the shadow of the Earth, we get a lunar eclipse. Anyone who has seen a lunar eclipse, though, might remember that the Moon actually passes through the Earth's shadow only rarely, so that can't be why the Moon has phases. The real reason for the Moon's phases depends on two things: the Moon is round, and the angle it makes with the Earth and Sun changes over its orbit." - As Quoted From Bad Astronomy.

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PEPPERRIDGE NORTH VALLEY'S REAL TIME LIGHTNING PAGE

12 Hour Lightning Flash Rate History The yellow numbers are the peak flash rate count and the time it occurred.

This is a graph of the lightning activity over the last 12 hours. The darker green area represents -CG flashes, while the cyan represents +CG. (CG) = Cloud to Ground Lightning flashes. Blue is +IC and pink is -IC. (IC) = Inter/Intra Cloud Lightning flashes.

Lightning 2000 Version 4 is Here with enhanced Lightning Detection at Pepper Ridge North Valley!!! The map now displays flashes which are the actual lightning strikes, individual flashes can contain many strokes!

Lightning Flash Analysis Key