LEO Daily Activity - July 14, 1999

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	And area of low pressure will move NE along the Mid Atlantic coast today and move NE of the marine area tonight. High pressure will build over the marine area later tonight into THU. TODAY: Cloudy with occasional rain by mid to late morning occasionally reducing visibility to 2 NM or less. Highs near 70. Winds E 10 to 15 KT. Seas 4 to 6 FT. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. A 50 percent chance of evening showers. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. Winds E 10 to 15 KT becoming variable 10 KT or less after midnight. Seas 4 to 6 FT. Scattered to numerous evening showers with visibility locally 2 NM.		Current Meteorological data from Tuckerton Current NOAA marine forecast Current NOAA forecast Local Weather

Arabella	in dock	Capt John Zlotnik
Caleta	ADCP/MiniBat run on N line	Capt. Ron Van Sant, Liz Creed, Rich Styles, Mike Crowley
Northstar 4	n/a
Walford	Optics Profiling Run on 12 stations	Mike Danko, Joe Grzymski, Erica Peters, Taylor Newton, Capt. Jim Hughes
Zodiac	REMUS 10 km run.	Chris Cassidy, Tom Fulton, Tim Prestero

During the last 48 hours, there were intense downwelling winds which mixed and eroded the inshore thermocline. Both boat and modeled data show this.


Cross Shelf Temperature Section - July 12 - A-Line	Cross Shelf Temperature Section - July 14 - A-Line	ROMS Modeled Temperature Section along the A-line	ROMS Modeled Vertical Diffusion Section along the A-line (m²/sec)

Walford Quest: to survive the day with a minimum of chowder
Walford News: Erica chung foos over the side (her virgin chowder)

Caleta News: The Iron Stomachs persevere over Mother Nature, as they say "Bring it on, Baby!".

	The Optics cage o' stuff. (Don't let it fall on your foot, or it will sample it too.)		Capt. Jim at the helm (no, not the head).
	Joe studiously peers over small beakers while rolling in the waves.		Taylor studies the latest in electrical fish.

Last reviewed: July 16, 1999