24-hour Temperature and Relative Humidity for NearSys Station, 8 March 2019

The temperature and relative humidity datalogger (Amprobe TR-200) recorded all day March 8th. The temperature after 24 hours was nearly the same; however, the relative humidity decreased. So drier air has moved in. Also note that the relative humidity did not reach 100% like it typically does during cold weather.

24-hour Photometer for NearSys Station, 8 March 2019

The morning was clear, but shortly after noon the sun began passing through clouds.

February Weather for NearSys Station.

The air and ground temperatures continued to climb and the average relative humidity continues to decrease. More surpring was the amount of rain we received while the mountains got snow. NearSys Station experienced three snow storms and that pushed our snow amounts to 5.3 inches for the year.

All Sky Photometer for NearSys Station, 2 March 2019

The sky remained party cloudy until near sunset. Otherwise, a good amount of sunshine was enjoyed by all.

24-hour Temperature and Relative Humidity for NearSys Station, 2 March 2019

The humidity decreased and the temperature increased during my monitoring.

Visibility for NearSys Station, 3 February 2019

The western Treasure Valley is mostly overcast today, but experiencing very good visibility. From outside of Homedale, ID, the UAV can see over 50 miles.

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ROV Practice at Wilson Ponds, 2 March 2019

For the first time, it was sunny when I took my Seaperch ROV to Wilson Ponds. I could see deep enough into the water to try folliwing a fish and there were a lot more ducks on the pond. I've edited down my video to two short clips that I found interesting.