Mayf,
The salt flats are a desert just like where you live only 350 miles higher
in longitude. We are having thunderstorms so the humidity is higher at
times.
You can go the USFRA home page for a link that will take you to weather
averages if you keep looking. Anything over 25% humidity usually indicates
storms in the area. Rick Gold posts that information at the ERC Fuel
trailer with several updates during the day.
Wes
on 8/3/02 10:27 AM, DrMayf at drmayf@teknett.com wrote:
> Was just looking at the weather site That Wes sent us. It shows Wendover
> with a 46% humidity. Is this typical out on the salt itself? Anybody have
> what the humidity is nominally out there? I am designing a system for my car
> and the data would be helpful... Oh, and all you lucky racers and helpers
> and spectators and....have a good time out there and be careful, ya hear?
>
> mayf, the red necked, ignorant desert rat in Pahrump who now has about 30%
> of the irrigation system finished. Be nice to have some gras to cool things
> down a tad....
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