Author: Paul Jones

Greetings again all, The disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico was supposed to wipe us out last night, but instead the skies cleared beautifully in the afternoon and it was almost perfect for a memorable two hour pre-dawn watch this...

Greetings again all, Conditions were very challenging this morning as cirrus clouds and haze from the disturbance forming in the Gulf of Mexico pretty much dominated large chunks of the sky. It was worse for me at Matanzas Inlet...

Greetings again all, The lost sleep must be catching up to me!  I slept right through my normal wake up time of 2:00 a.m. this morning – “sleeping in” all the way until 4:00 a.m.!  I think I threw on some...

Greetings again all, I ventured down once again to Matanzas Inlet for two more hours of pre-max Perseid observations.  This time, the cirrus clouds were gone and the sky was blissfully clear.  My results for each of the two...

Greetings again all, After two pretty much overcast nights, it was somewhat better this morning, so I ventured down to Matanzas Inlet to see what would happen. When I got there, the sky was full of long, thin wisps of cirrus...