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KK7RDW

Hey, do you see me checked in early? KK7 RDW, Commodore Roger. Well, good morning, Mary, and good morning to the net. My goodness, it whistled right on down to me this morning. This is KK7 RDW, Roger, with the sailboat shop. He's sitting here on the western edge of Magnolia, where it is a gloomy winter day out there. We've got 44 degrees. The barometer is at 29.90 down quite a ways. I do show two hundredths of an inch of precipitation since midnight, so I've got a little bit of spitting going on, but it doesn't look like any heavy rain at this point. But what there is out there is a lot of breeze. This is blowing like crazy. Twenty-two grieves is what I saw. Twenty-two knots of gusts is the most I've seen on my little anemometer first thing this morning, but it's that. It's at least that and then some out there. What else is of interest? Well, I'm looking at my old, undecorated Christmas tree sitting out on the deck, so it's about ready to head for the tip for shredders. I suppose one indicator of the passage of time around here is that we have now undecorated from Christmas and are launching into January. So that's all I have to report. This is KK7RDW.