[wxqc] KCLK now 6 degrees too low - NWS gives a youknowwhat?

[Geoffrey Dick]

I really do believe corrective action does happen, and the people who
make it possible are right here, monitoring this reflector.

On the beginning of December, I posted the subject "ASOS BARO Drift"
that was observed on weather stations of 3 major airports, compared to
8 home weather stations for the month of November, 2006, a time of
weather stability in Central Florida.   Since that time, I have noted
a major difference in performance of those same ASOS stations.  For 
the last 3 months, the same ASOS stations are exhibiting very good, 
and stable data.   The evidence is that a fix was implemented.

CWOP is, indeed, making a difference.

Geoffrey Dick
WA4IKQ / AS140

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> From: "Don Jeerings" <Djeerings at tampabay.rr.com>
> Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 18:22:48 -0400
> Subject: Re: [wxqc] KCLK now 6 degrees too low - NWS gives a youknowwhat?
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> I am not an employee of the FAA but I am a member of the FAASTEAM see 
> www.faasafety.gov  and I have some input to the system. Washington has 
> been watching the data from our CWOP stations and seeing much better 
> quality than the AWOS is  presenting. They are asking question. Compare 
> KLAL and  CW7718 for an example. Some of these WX stations are municipal 
> owned. I was not able to locate the KCLK station but If they are 
> broadcasting improper data, I may be able to call some attention to it. 
> It is germane to flight safety
>
> Don 
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