Hoodoo Butte weather - 2009 07/03 (Fri) 22:02 - Blackberry page

Current 48 Hour Trend over the last 48 hours
Temperature 62 °F
17 °C
(Mid-mountain: 60 °F)
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Snow depth -0.4"
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1 Hr 0.5"
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6 Hr 0.0"
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Barometer 30.49" Hg
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Precipitation
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Hogg Pass 		63.1"
160.3 cm
Since Oct 1st 		Maximum
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Static Bursts 26
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Light level

Yearly Table

Twilight
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Power rail 13.08 Volts

Hoodoo Butte is a 5700' (1737 m) volcanic cinder cone located on the crest of the Cascade Range in central Oregon.

On your map, it's about 2.5 miles southwest of Santiam Pass (Highway US 20, milepost 81), and about 1.5 miles west of the Pacific Crest Trail. For the GPS-inclined, that's about 44.402 N, 121.882 W (WGS84 datum).

Weather forecasts for the Northern Oregon Cascades - Santiam Pass area and other zones are provided by the National Weather Service office in Portland, OR. "The big picture": Eastern Pacific weather satellite (IR)

This is: http://www.callatg.com/~nsps/weather.htm
Related: Multi-picture page (~450 Kbytes) w/ Top, 'Ed (prev), Manzanita, Easy Rider, Headwall, Bowl, Parking Lot (left, right), US20, or 4-in-1 (~30-70 Kbytes each)
Graphs of Winter temperature & snow depth: 2001-2, 2002-3, 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005-6, 2006-7, 2007-8, 2008-9 & Summer temps
"On this date" - How today compares to previous years
About this page, this weather station, the pictures, and making your own weather station.
Short weather page, winter's summary (csv), 7 days of raw data, last 6 hours
Keeping it running: FTP lock-up watchdog log, Power lock-up watchdog log, Camera operation/error log, snow depth sensor - raw data
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Ideas? Most of the instruments and software used to generate these weather condition pages were provided by the Santiam Pass Ski Patrol.

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Notes: 2009 04/12 - Anyone got any ideas for improvements?
2009 04/19 - Last day of the regular ski season. With just under 9 feet of snowpack it will take 5 to 6 weeks to melt-out completely, once the relentless meltdown starts. Expect bare ground in early June.
2009 05/23 - "Static Bursts" channel added as a lightning activity monitor.
2009 05/24 - "Static Bursts" - Looks like way too much background noise overnight. (I wonder what is getting measured.)
2009 06/06 - Snow depth went to zero. "Summer" begins.
2009 06/06 - "Static Bursts" seems to be working - To hear passing thunderstorm activity.
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Created: 2009 07/03 22:03