Ceglia v. Zuckerberg et al

Filing 459

AMENDED DOCUMENT by Paul D. Ceglia. Amendment to 456 Order on Motion to Strike,. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 1-15, # 2 Exhibit 16-20, # 3 Exhibit 21-37, # 4 Exhibit 38 Part 1, # 5 Exhibit 38 Part 2, # 6 Exhibit 38 Part 3, # 7 Exhibit 39-50, # 8 Certificate of Service)(Boland, Dean)

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Washington, DC…On January 25, 2010, the National Archives announced in the Federal Register that
filming, photographing, and videotaping by the public will be prohibited in all exhibition areas in the
National Archives Building, Washington, DC, beginning February 25, 2010. The primary impetus for
the new regulation was concern that the Charters of Freedom (the Declaration, the Constitution and
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The announcement followed a lengthy period of internal analysis and discussion and a 60-day
comment period in which the public was invited to offer input. In spite of a more than 30-year-old
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throughout the exhibition areas, and security guards reminding the public, Archives staff estimated
that the documents were subjected to approximately 50,000 flashes a year. While enforcement of this
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The original documents displayed in the National Archives Experience are fragile and subject to fading
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ultraviolet radiation are closely adhered to in order to provide additional protection for our nation’s
heritage.
After close examination of the policy and consultation with National Archives preservation experts, the
Archives determined that barring photography in the exhibition areas would help protect our nation’s
heritage for future generations.
Visitors who want an image of the Charters of Freedom or other original documents on display in the
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Herre is a list of common print defects found in laser printers. It is not a complete list but should cover
90% or more of the most common image defects.

Transfer Kits

Background scatter

Paper trays and
cassettes

Black lines - parrallel or perpendicular Faded print/ bubbles

Repetitive Defects

Black pages

Fading print

Skew

Blank page - all pages

Faulty Registration

Tire tracks

JetDirect Cards

Blank page - occasional

Gray background

Toner smear

Cables

Blank spots

Horizontal black lines

Toner specks

Common Parts

Bubble Print

Horizontal smudges

Vertical black lines

Compressed Print

Horizontal white lines

Vertical dots

Contamination on back

Image Skew

Vertical white lines

Creases

Light print, dark print, or fade White spots on black

Curl

Loose toner

White Stripes Parallel to Path

Distorted image

Misshapen characters

Duplexers
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IS/MIS
Print Defects  |   Printer Error Problems
Network Problems/LAN Problems
Print Defects
Banding
Banding appears as light and dark horizontal lines on a page that is supposed to be uniformly gray. It is due to variation in the speed of
the paper as it moves from roll to roll during development or transfer. It is undetectable when printing text and is mostly noticeable on
fine dot or horizontal line patterns. Inspect the gear train and the paper feed rollers for wear, damage, dirt or binds.
Background
Areas that are supposed to stay blank are getting small amounts of toner deposited on them. Clean the erase lamps and the printhead
window. Rough paper can cause background on some papers. Change paper and run the print test again. Printing on coated paper can
also cause background.
Users who run large jobs with very dense graphics in high humidity environments may get some print quality improvement from
increasing the Transfer setting; users with more normal jobs will see no difference. Make sure the HVPS contacts to the transfer roll
housing are in good condition.
Black Page
Black output is usually caused by an incorrect high voltage in the printing process, resulting in toner development on the entire photoconductor drum. Check the condition of each HVPS contact and make sure they spring back when pressed. Check the continuity of the
HVPS cable. Make sure the voltages are correct; if they are not, replace the engine board.
If no other trouble is found replace the HVPS.
Blank Paper
Inspect the printhead shutter for proper operation and make sure the actuator on the cartridge is present and extends into the printhead
shroud when the printer top cover is closed. A failed printhead/laser will cause a Service error rather than blank output.
Check the continuity of the HPVS cable. The HPVS and transfer roll contacts should be clean and spring back when pressed. Make
sure the transfer roll contact under the left bearing is making contact with the HVPS.
Blurred or Fuzzy Print
This can be caused by a damaged gear train or by paper slippage in the feed roll or transfer roll. Also see Banding.
Inspect the HVPS contacts; make sure each spring loaded contact returns when pressed and released. Inspect the transfer roll housing
contacts for damage or contamination. Check the gear train for damage, binds, or wear.
Dead Machine
Possible causes: no voltage reaching the printer, LVPS failure, blown LVPS fuse, failure of the On/Off switch linkage, or a shorted
electrical component.
Check for the indicated voltages at the LVPS connection to the engine board. If no voltages are present, check fuse and the poser
switch before replacing the LVPS.
If some voltages are present but all are not correct, disconnect all cables except the LVPS from the engine board.

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Honeycomb
(Areas of the page are covered by faint 6 mm circles).
This print defect is usually caused by the print cartridge. If it is not the problem, verify that the tab on the transfer roll housing is
touching the contact on the HVPS; the transfer roll housing should have continuity to ground. Make sure the HVPS ground lead to the
side frame is in place and making good contact.
Horizontal Void or Streak
This is usually due to the cartridge not being installed correctly. Check the printhead/laser area for obstructions, and check the
mechanical workings of the print cartridge and printhead shutter. If nothing is found, see "Blank Page" and follow those instructions.
Light Print
Light print is frequently caused by a worn out print cartridge. Clean the transfer roll by powering on and off two or three times, leaving
the printer on for about two minutes each time. Other causes are the same as for "Blank Page".
Make sure Print Darkness on the customer/operator menu is set to Normal or Dark. Increasing the diagnostics mode Print Contrast
setting will darken print further. On some HP printers lowering the number increases the density.
PostScript emulation output may appear lighter than PCL emulation output or a test print; this is not a defect. Verify on the Print Test
that the print is too light before performing service.
Regularly Spaced Marks
This is caused by a defect on one of the rolls or gears in the print process. The damaged part can be determined by the spacing of the
marks. Find and replace the damaged part.
Residual Image
Residual Image - the "walking" of a leftover image down the page - is probably the result of failed erase lamps not discharging the
photoconductor, or of a failed cleaner inside the print cartridge. It can also be caused by a failed fuser hot roll retaining toner and
redepositing on the page. Check that the erase lamp voltage at engine board is +24 VDC and that the cable has continuity.
To test the erase lamps, jumper engine board to ground.
Random Marks
Random marks are nearly always due to a mechanical problem or due to foreign matter loose in the printer or in the print cartridge.
Vertical Void or Streak
Do a developed image test to determine if the defect is occurring before or after the transfer process.
If you see the defect on the photoconductor beam path, check the operation of the printhead shutter/laser beam path and clean the
window with a lint-free cloth folded over a cotton swab; do not use a bare swab and do not use any cleaning fluids or water on the
printhead/laser window. Inspect the HVPS. Make sure the HVPS contacts are clean and spring back when pressed.

Printer Error Problems
Fuser Error
Check the connection and continuity of the cable from the fuser exit sensor board to engine board. check the thermistor condition and
connection.
Check the thermistor resistance at engine board. It should be from 100k Ohms when cold; it may be as low as 2.3k Ohms when hot,
but increase quickly as the fuser cools.

Network/LAN Problems
LAN Problems
You cannot find a printer or network problem, but jobs still do not print.
If the network card checks out successfully, the problem may be with the hardware or software outside of the network card. Below are
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some suggestions to the customer for checking hardware and software for possible problems. Refer the customer to the LaserPrinter
Network Printer Utility Guide to find the problem.
Make sure the network protocol you want is enabled from the printer operator panel.
Verify proper print queue and printer driver configuration.
Verify the adapter port has been associated.
Verify correct installation of the software utility.
Single route broadcast not supported across network bridge, if bridge is used.
Server problem: check print server installation and configuration using the appropriate system guide to operations.
Network Card 977 Errors
All network card errors are recorded in the error log. If there are errors in the log, POR several times and take the appropriate action
for the displayed error code.

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Phaser™ 4500 Laser Printer

Print-Quality Problems
This topic includes:
■
■

"Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems" on page 4-24
"Repeating Defects" on page 4-29

Your printer is designed to produce consistently high-quality prints. If you observe printquality problems, use the information on these pages to troubleshoot them.
For detailed, online support information, go to www.xerox.com/office/infoSMART.
Caution
If you change the type of paper in a tray, you must change the paper type and size on the
front panel to match the paper that you loaded. If you fail to do this, print-quality
problems can occur and the fuser can be damaged.

Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems
Caution
Damage caused by using unsupported paper, transparencies, and other specialty media is
not covered by the Xerox warranty, service agreement, or Total Satisfaction Guarantee.
The Total Satisfaction Guarantee is available in the United States and Canada. Coverage
may vary outside these areas; please contact your local representative for details.
Use the following table to find specific solutions to print-quality problems.

Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems
Problem

Causes

Solutions

Light Prints

1. The paper may be damp.

1. Replace the paper.

The overall image is lighter
than normal.

2. You may be using Draft
mode.

2. Turn off Draft mode.

3. The toner level may be low.

3. If the print cartridge is low on
toner, replace it.

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Print-Quality Problems
Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems (Continued)
Problem
Blank Prints
The entire printed page is
blank with no visible print.

Causes
1. If you just installed a new
print cartridge, the yellow
sealing tape may still be in
place.
2. Multiple sheets may have
been fed from the paper tray
at the same time.
3. Printable data may not have
been received from the
computer.

Black Prints
The entire printed page is
black.

Vertical Line Deletions
There are localized print
deletions forming narrow
lines.

1. The print cartridge may be
defective.
2. Printable data from the
computer may be corrupted.

Solutions
1. Remove the tape.
2. Remove the paper from the
paper tray and fan it. Also,
ensure that the paper is correctly
loaded in the tray.
3. To test this, print a Configuration
Page. If the Configuration Page
is normal, check the interface
cable between the computer and
printer, the printer setup, and
application software. If the
Configuration Page is blank,
replace the print cartridge and
reprint the Configuration Page. If
the Configuration Page still is
blank, contact your Customer
Support Center.
1. Replace the print cartridge.
2. To test this, print a Configuration
Page. If the Configuration Page
is normal, check the interface
cable between the computer and
the printer, and the application
software. If the connections
appear normal, contact your
Customer Support Center.

1. The print cartridge may not
be installed correctly.

1. Remove and re-install the print
cartridge.

2. The print cartridge may be
defective or at the end of its
life.

2. Replace the print cartridge.
3. Replace the transfer roller (in the
maintenance kit).

3. The transfer roller may be
defective.

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Print-Quality Problems
Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems (Continued)
Problem
Horizontal Line Deletions
There are localized print
deletions appearing as bands
running across the paper.

Causes

Solutions

1. The paper may be defective
with creases, folds, etc.

1. Replace the paper.

2. The print cartridge may be
defective or at the end of its
life.

3. Replace the transfer roller (in the
maintenance kit).

2. Replace the print cartridge.

3. The transfer roller may be
defective.

Vertical Dark Streaks
There are black lines running
across the print.

1. The print cartridge may be
defective or at the end of its
life.
2. The paper path may be
contaminated with toner.
3. The fuser may be defective.

Repetitive Horizontal Dark
Streaks

1. The paper path may be
contaminated with toner.

There are black lines running
across the page. For more
information, see “Repeating
Defects” on page 4-29.

2. The print cartridge may be
defective or at the end of its
life.

1. Replace the print cartridge.
2. Print several blank sheets of
paper to remove the toner
accumulations.
3. Replace the fuser (in the
maintenance kit).

1. Print several blank sheets of
paper to remove the toner
accumulations.
2. Replace the print cartridge.

3. The fuser may be defective.

3. Replace the fuser (in the
maintenance kit).

4. The transfer roller may be
defective.

4. Replace the transfer roller (in the
maintenance kit).

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Print-Quality Problems
Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems (Continued)
Problem
Dark Spots or Marks
There are dark spots or
marks on the page in a
random pattern.

Causes
1. The paper path may be
contaminated with toner.
2. The print cartridge may be
defective.
3. The fuser may be defective.
4. The transfer roller may be
defective.

Unfused or Partially Fused
Image
The printed image is not fully
fused to the paper and easily
rubs off.

Solutions
1. Print several blank sheets of
paper to remove the toner
accumulations.
2. Replace the print cartridge.
3. Replace the fuser (in the
maintenance kit).
4. Replace the transfer roller (in the
maintenance kit).

1. The paper may be damp.

1. Replace the paper.

2. Heavy or unusual paper may
be in the tray.

2. Replace that paper with
approved paper. Make sure that
the fuser temperature is set
correctly for the paper type.

3. The printer may be located
in an environment with
extreme temperature or
humidity.
4. The fuser may be defective.

3. Make sure that the printer is
located in an environment with
the temperature between 5° and
35° C (41° and 95° F) and the
relative humidity between 15%
and 85%. Move the printer to a
suitable area, away from air
conditioning vents, open loading
docks, etc.
4. Replace the fuser (in the
maintenance kit).

Wrinkled Prints
The prints are wrinkled,
creased, or torn.

1. The paper is not loaded
correctly in the appropriate
tray.

1. Verify that the paper is correctly
loaded in the appropriate tray.

2. The paper may be in poor
condition.

3. Replace the paper.

3. The paper may be damp.

2. Replace the paper.
4. Replace the fuser (contained in
the maintenance kit).

4. The fuser may be at the end
of its life.

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Print-Quality Problems
Diagnosing Print-Quality Problems (Continued)
Problem
Blurred Prints
The image is blurred at the
edges.

Causes

Solutions

1. The paper may be in poor
condition.

1. Replace the paper.

2. The paper may be damp.

3. Replace the print cartridge.

2. Replace the paper.

3. The print cartridge may be
defective.

Random or Spot Deletions
Areas of the print are
extremely light or missing.

1. The paper may be in poor
condition.

1. Replace the paper.

2. The paper may be damp.

3. Replace the print cartridge.

2. Replace the paper.

3. The print cartridge may be
defective or at the end of its
life.

Phaser™ 4500 Laser Printer
4-28

Print-Quality Problems

Repeating Defects
Refer to the table below if you observe a repeating defect, appearing multiple times at regular
intervals on the page, on your print jobs.
Recurring Marks, Spots, Lines, or Voids
Replace this Supply...

if the defect occurs every:

Print Cartridge

38 mm (1.5 in.)
52 mm (2.0 in.)
94.4 mm (3.72 in.)

Transfer Roller

51 mm (2.0 in.)

Fuser

94.2 mm (3.7 in.)

Different supplies may create print defects with similar measurements. To identify the faulty
supply:
1. Replace the print cartridge (do not discard the packaging).
2. If the problem continues, then remove and repackage the new print cartridge.
3. Reinstall the original print cartridge, then replace the maintenance kit (fuser and transfer
roller).
4. If the problem continues, contact your Customer Support Center.

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Thursday, July 14, 2011
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Weekly

Next Day »
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Custom
Actual

Average

Record

Mean Temperature

69 °F

71 °F

Max Temperature

81 °F

80 °F

92 °F (2005)

Min Temperature

57 °F

63 °F

50 °F (1884)

Heating Degree Days

0

0

Month to date heating degree days

0

8

Since 1 June heating degree days

36

73

Since 1 July heating degree days

0

8

Cooling Degree Days

4

7

Month to date cooling degree days

106

85

Year to date cooling degree days

252

218

Since 1 June cooling degree days

203

186

Growing Degree Days

19 (Base 50)

Temperature

Degree Days

Moisture
Dew Point

52 °F

Average Humidity

60

Maximum Humidity

86

Minimum Humidity

33

Precipitation
Precipitation

0.00 in

0.10 in

Month to date precipitation

1.03

1.44

Year to date precipitation

27.93

20.22

Snow

0.00 in

0.00 in

Month to date snowfall

0.0

0.0

Since 1 June snowfall

0.0

0.0

Since 1 July snowfall

0.0

0.0

Snow Depth

1.39 in (1945)

0.00 in

Snow
0.00 in ()

Sea Level Pressure
Sea Level Pressure

30.07 in

Wind
Wind Speed

6 mph (NE)

Max Wind Speed

14 mph

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Max Gust Speed

Record

18 mph

Visibility

Average

10 miles

Events
T = Trace of Precipitation, MM = Missing Value

Source: NWS Daily Summary

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Hourly Observations
Time (EDT)

Temp.

Dew Point

Humidity

Pressure

Visibility

Wind Dir

Wind Speed

Gust Speed

Precip

12:54 AM

63.0 °F

55.0 °F

75%

30.04 in

10.0 mi

North

5.8 mph

-

N/A

1:54 AM

63.0 °F

55.9 °F

78%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

NNW

4.6 mph

-

N/A

2:54 AM

62.1 °F

55.0 °F

78%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

East

3.5 mph

-

N/A

3:54 AM

60.1 °F

55.0 °F

83%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

N/A

4:54 AM

57.9 °F

54.0 °F

87%

30.08 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

N/A

5:54 AM

59.0 °F

54.0 °F

83%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

Events

N/A

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Temp.

Dew Point

Humidity

Pressure

Visibility

Wind Dir

Wind Speed

Gust Speed

Precip

6:54 AM

63.0 °F

57.0 °F

81%

30.11 in

10.0 mi

NNW

3.5 mph

-

N/A

7:54 AM

66.9 °F

57.9 °F

73%

30.12 in

10.0 mi

NNE

8.1 mph

-

N/A

8:54 AM

70.0 °F

57.9 °F

65%

30.12 in

10.0 mi

Variable

4.6 mph

-

N/A

9:54 AM

72.0 °F

55.0 °F

55%

30.12 in

10.0 mi

East

4.6 mph

-

N/A

10:54 AM

75.0 °F

52.0 °F

44%

30.11 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/A

11:54 AM

77.0 °F

51.1 °F

40%

30.11 in

10.0 mi

Variable

3.5 mph

-

N/A

12:54 PM

78.1 °F

51.1 °F

39%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

NE

9.2 mph

-

N/A

1:54 PM

79.0 °F

48.9 °F

35%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

17.3 mph

N/A

2:54 PM

80.1 °F

48.9 °F

34%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ENE

12.7 mph

16.1 mph

N/A

3:54 PM

81.0 °F

48.0 °F

31%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

NE

9.2 mph

-

N/A

4:54 PM

80.1 °F

48.0 °F

32%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/A

5:54 PM

80.1 °F

48.0 °F

32%

30.04 in

10.0 mi

ENE

8.1 mph

-

N/A

6:54 PM

78.1 °F

48.9 °F

36%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

NNE

8.1 mph

-

N/A

7:54 PM

75.0 °F

48.0 °F

38%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

NNE

8.1 mph

-

N/A

8:54 PM

73.0 °F

48.0 °F

41%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

NE

4.6 mph

-

N/A

9:54 PM

70.0 °F

48.9 °F

47%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ENE

6.9 mph

-

N/A

10:54 PM

69.1 °F

46.9 °F

45%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/A

11:54 PM

66.0 °F

48.9 °F

54%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ESE

6.9 mph

-

Events

N/A

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Friday, July 15, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
« Previous Day
Daily

Weekly

Next Day »
Monthly

Custom
Actual

Average

Record

Mean Temperature

72 °F

71 °F

Max Temperature

86 °F

80 °F

97 °F (1995)

Min Temperature

58 °F

63 °F

49 °F (1960)

Heating Degree Days

0

0

Month to date heating degree days

0

8

Since 1 June heating degree days

36

73

Since 1 July heating degree days

0

8

Cooling Degree Days

7

7

Month to date cooling degree days

113

92

Year to date cooling degree days

259

225

Since 1 June cooling degree days

210

193

Growing Degree Days

20 (Base 50)

Temperature

Degree Days

Moisture
Dew Point

51 °F

Average Humidity

52

Maximum Humidity

72

Minimum Humidity

32

Precipitation
Precipitation

0.00 in

0.10 in

Month to date precipitation

1.03

1.54

Year to date precipitation

27.93

20.32

Snow

0.00 in

0.00 in

Month to date snowfall

0.0

0.0

Since 1 June snowfall

0.0

0.0

Since 1 July snowfall

0.0

0.0

Snow Depth

1.29 in (1992)

0.00 in

Snow
0.00 in ()

Sea Level Pressure
Sea Level Pressure

30.06 in

Wind
Wind Speed

6 mph (East)

Max Wind Speed

17 mph

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Max Gust Speed

Record

20 mph

Visibility

Average

10 miles

Events
T = Trace of Precipitation, MM = Missing Value

Source: NWS Daily Summary

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Hourly Observations
Time (EDT)

Temp.

Heat Index

Dew Point

Humidity

Pressure

Visibility

Wind Dir

Wind Speed

Gust Speed

Pr

12:54 AM

64.0 °F

-

48.9 °F

58%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ESE

4.6 mph

-

N/

1:54 AM

62.1 °F

-

48.9 °F

62%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

SE

4.6 mph

-

N/

2:54 AM

61.0 °F

-

48.9 °F

64%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

SSE

4.6 mph

-

N/

3:54 AM

59.0 °F

-

48.9 °F

69%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

N/

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Time (EDT)

Temp.

Heat Index

Dew Point

Humidity

Pressure

Visibility

Wind Dir

Wind Speed

Gust Speed

Pr

4:54 AM

57.9 °F

-

48.9 °F

72%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

East

3.5 mph

-

N/

5:54 AM

57.9 °F

-

48.9 °F

72%

30.08 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

N/

6:54 AM

60.1 °F

-

50.0 °F

69%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

East

3.5 mph

-

N/

7:54 AM

64.9 °F

-

50.0 °F

58%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

ESE

4.6 mph

-

N/

8:54 AM

71.1 °F

-

51.1 °F

49%

30.10 in

10.0 mi

Calm

Calm

-

N/

9:54 AM

75.9 °F

-

51.1 °F

42%

30.09 in

10.0 mi

ENE

5.8 mph

-

N/

10:54 AM

79.0 °F

-

52.0 °F

39%

30.08 in

10.0 mi

ESE

10.4 mph

-

N/

11:54 AM

80.1 °F

-

51.1 °F

36%

30.08 in

10.0 mi

ENE

5.8 mph

-

N/

12:54 PM

81.0 °F

-

51.1 °F

35%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ESE

6.9 mph

-

N/

1:54 PM

84.0 °F

-

51.1 °F

32%

30.05 in

10.0 mi

NE

8.1 mph

-

N/

2:54 PM

84.0 °F

-

51.1 °F

32%

30.04 in

10.0 mi

ESE

8.1 mph

-

N/

3:54 PM

84.9 °F

-

51.1 °F

31%

30.03 in

10.0 mi

NNE

8.1 mph

-

N/

4:54 PM

84.9 °F

-

52.0 °F

32%

30.03 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/

5:54 PM

84.9 °F

-

52.0 °F

32%

30.03 in

10.0 mi

North

8.1 mph

-

N/

6:54 PM

82.9 °F

81.8 °F

53.1 °F

36%

30.03 in

10.0 mi

NE

11.5 mph

-

N/

7:54 PM

79.0 °F

-

54.0 °F

42%

30.03 in

10.0 mi

ENE

13.8 mph

17.3 mph

N/

8:54 PM

75.9 °F

-

53.1 °F

45%

30.04 in

10.0 mi

ENE

8.1 mph

-

N/

9:54 PM

73.0 °F

-

52.0 °F

48%

30.04 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/

10:54 PM

72.0 °F

-

51.1 °F

48%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

East

8.1 mph

-

N/

11:54 PM

71.1 °F

-

52.0 °F

51%

30.06 in

10.0 mi

ESE

9.2 mph

-

N/

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