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Note: Though the Creek Fire is no longer active in our area and is significantly contained (49% as of October 8th), there is still significant ash which, when heavy, may result in our seeing monitors not collecting data at night. The Creek fire is substantial, it is the largest single-incident fire in California history and the 5th largest overall, behind "complex" (multi-incident) fires, according to Cal Fire. Complete containment of the Creek Fire is expected by October 30th, with this haze possibly clearing sooner.
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Clear.Sky.Clock
(If the Clear Sky Clock is on a prior date, clear your history and it will update)
(If the Clear Sky Clock is on a prior date, clear your history and it will update)
SBIG Seeing Monitor
Alcor.Seeing.Monitor
Alcor.Flux.Data
This reading is a measure of sky transparency, generated by the Alcor Cyclope Seeing Monitor.
Starts at 9:30 PM
This reading is a measure of sky transparency, generated by the Alcor Cyclope Seeing Monitor.
Starts at 9:30 PM
SkyAlert Weather
High Definition Alcor All Sky Camera
(North is up with East to the right)
(North is up with East to the right)
Wide Angle Color Sky Camera
(Best During the Day)
(Best During the Day)
Sky Quality
(Unihedron Sky Quality Monitor LE utilizing Knightware Software)
(Unihedron Sky Quality Monitor LE utilizing Knightware Software)
SRO Live Cams
