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August 17th, 2020




Weather Records (17th of August, 2020):


(12 PM, August 17th, 2020)


12:10:12-15 seconds - 56 degrees F, Precipitation 32%, Humidity 90%, Wind 0 MPH, Cloudy 


(12 PM hour)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “... atmosphere is faded, distant... “


(12 PM hour)SUN: “A medium - high level of light.” (E.D.M.) 


(12 PM hour)STARS: “A black light ...” (L.Y.M.) 


(25 seconds past 12:10 PM)LUNAR: 3:23 AM (moonrise), 5:23 PM (moonset), 14 hours and 00 minutes, 6.42% visibility, Waning Crescent, 27.12 Days (age), .52 angle, 382, 015.53 km away



(1 PM)


1:10:25 seconds - 57 degrees F, Precipitation 32%, Humidity 97%, Wind 6 MPH, light rain showers


(Within 10 minutes  past 1:10 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES:

“The day brightens... “


(Within 7 minutes past 1:10 PM)SUN: “A high level of light at a low level - middle grounds in light - the city’s light.” (E.D.M.)



(Within 7 minutes past 1:10 PM)STARS: The stars lighten ...” (L.Y.M.) 



(2 PM) 


2:10 - 57 degrees F, Precipitation 48%, Humidity 90%, Wind 3 MPH, light rain showers 


(2 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “A brightened and youthful immortal energetic to the atmosphere ...”


(2 PM)SUN: “A lower level of light.” (E.D.M.) 


(2 PM)STARS: “The stars are a voidal black.” (L.Y.M.) 


(2 PM)LUNAR: “Lunar...” (thecrucible) 



(3 PM) 


3:17 PM (approx.) - 57 degrees F, Precipitation 67%, Humidity 92%, Wind 7 MPH, light rain showers 


(3 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “A bright day, dimming to greyscale.” 


(3 PM)SUN: “A medium level of light (details).” (E.D.M.) 


(3 PM)STARS: “The stars are an eerie veiled white light, ghostlike, in distance.” (E.D.M.) 


(3 PM)LUNAR: “Bright white.” (thecrucible)



(4 PM) 


4:10 pm - 58 degrees F, Precipitation 78%,  Humidity 92%, Wind 9 MPH, light rain showers 


(within 4 PM hour)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “A darkening environment at 4:35 PM.” 


(within 4 PM hour)SUN: “A medium level of light (the beginning of sunset).” (E.D.M.)


(within 4 PM hour)STARS: “Multicolored.” (L.Y.M.) 


(within 4 PM hour): “A cosmic bright white light.” (thecrucible) 



(5 PM) 


5:10 PM - 58 degrees F, Precipitation 81%, Humidity 89%, Wind 10 MPH, light rain showers 


(5 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “A dry and warm environment.” 


(5 PM)SUN: “A high level of light.” (E.D.M.) 


(5 PM)STARS: “A bright celestial energy of the stars.” (L.Y.M.) 


(5 PM)LUNAR: “Purple-toned moon.” (thecrucible) 



(6 PM)


6:10 PM - 57 degrees F, Precipitation 66%, Humidity 91%, Wind 11 MPH, light rain showers 


(6 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “Dimming ...” 


(6 PM)SUN: “A high/medium/low level of light.” (E.D.M.) 


(6 PM)STARS: “Black stars.” (L.Y.M.)


(6 PM)LUNAR: “A pale/pastel moon.” (thecrucible)



(7 PM)


7:10 PM - 57 degrees F, Precipitation 51%, Humidity 89%, Wind 9 MPH, mostly cloudy 


(7 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “A dark day.” 


(7 PM)SUN: “A low level of light.” (E.D.M.) 


(7 PM)STARS: “The stars are silver.” (L.Y.M.) 


(7 PM)LUNAR: “Greyscale.” (thecrucible) 



(8 PM) 


8:10 PM - 


(8 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES:


(8 PM)SUN: 


(8 PM)STARS: 


(8 PM)LUNAR:



(9 PM) 


9:10 PM - 


(9 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES:


(9 PM)SUN: 


(9 PM)STARS: 


(9 PM)LUNAR:



(10 PM) 


10:10 PM - 55 degrees F, Precipitation 32%, Humidity 90%, Wind 0 MPH, Cloudy 


(10 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: A late twilight reveals the smod, glitter and (shadowed, deep purple) dusk [reminiscent] of the past. 


(10 PM)SUN: “The sun has set... the sunset was earlier than usual - a setting of darkness.” (E.D.M.) 


(10 PM)STARS: “The stars bleed (black blood).” (L.Y.M.) 


(10 PM)LUNAR: “A black moon, as Ra.” (thecrucible) 




(11 PM) 



11:10 PM - 54 degrees F, Precipitation 11%, Humidity 90%, Wind 0 MPH, Cloudy


(11 PM)OBSERVATIONALIST’S NOTES: “Darkness ...”


(11 PM)SUN: “Faded.” (E.D.M.) 


(11 PM)STARS: “Descending... of light and color.” (L.Y.M.) 


(11 PM)LUNAR: “A bright white light, the night begins with the energetics emanating from the celestial light.”

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