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George Kort kept a journal from September 21st to October 3rd where he recorded daily weather observations including temperature highs and lows, cloud types, and precipitation. Over the course of two weeks, he observed various cloud types including stratocumulus, cumulus, status, lenticular, and stratus clouds. Temperatures ranged from highs in the 70s to lows in the 50s, with some days being sunny while others included rain or drizzle.
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- 3. September 22 nd , Thursday, 2011 Today's actual high temp was 77 degrees and the low was 68 degrees. The clouds that looked to be present in the sky were status. There was also a slight drizzle.
- 4. September 23 rd , Friday, 2011 Today’s high was 79 and the low was 68 degrees. Clouds look to be like cumulus. The sun was out. No rain.
- 5. September 24, Saturday, 2011 Today's high was 79 and low was 62. The clouds looked like stratocumulus. Over all the weather was fairly hot.
- 6. September 25, Sunday, 2011 Today's high was 61 and low was 55 degrees. The morning started off sunning but then the rest of the day was rainy. The clouds looked to be stratocumulus and cumulus.