Wes Neuenschwander wrote:
>
> Yeah, it is a great page. One of my favorites, showing more important
> detail about beach structure (and occassionally access) than any topo map
> could hope for. It was up for a while and then got lost in the shuffle.
> I'll find the link and add it to the Resources section this weekend. I'm
> also planning on adding the West Point (Seattle) weather station. It gives
> great realtime windspeed information (which can be a big issue to beach
> fishers) as well as links to the current marine forecasts (which also
> include windspeed forecasts).
Ok, and if you want a few more links, especially for the Lake Washington
and Sammamish crowd:
www.metrokc.gov/lakedata for current water quality, temperature and the
like from monitoring buoys. The Sammamish South buoy even has a weather
station on it. (the observant might even notice my name on the page.)
and http://traffic.wsdot.wa.gov/520/bridge/ for weather and photos of
the waves at the bridges for Lake Washington.
Now more generically:
http://traffic.wsdot.wa.gov/sno-info/ is useful for pass conditions. One
can access information on weather at the passes, and find out what the
Pass Cameras see.
Well, that's all for now.
Rob
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Rob Blomquist
Kirkland, WA
Gone to the penguins...Bye, bye, Billy-boy....
