EAC 35, Washington, February-April 1968
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SHIP'S NAME U.S.S. Washington M.V. CALL SIGN COUNTRY OF REGISTRY MONTH AND YEAR April, 19 BAROMETER NUMBER DATE LAST CHECKED CORRECTION FROM: To: V O Y A G E ESSA FORM 72-1 (1-68) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION WEATHER BUREAU SHIP'S WEATHER OBSERVATIONS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS (See observing handbook for more details) 1. Fill in-all blanks on upper left-hand side of this form. 2. Check appropriate box in column 32. 3. Before entering, convert: a. all temperatures to °C. b. all pressures to millibars. c. if conversion tables not available, enter values as observed, followed by letters or abbreviations for the first entry on each form, (''77.5°F'', ''29.905 in.'', etc.) 4. Begin a new sheet each month, voyage, ocean and quadrant. 5. Transmit data in 5-figure groups from unshaded columns and remarks. See observing handbook, section 1-04 for handling missing data. QUADRANT OF GLOBE (Latitude (degrees north) (Degrees west) LONGITUDE (Time of observation) DAY OF MONTH GMT TIME GMT (2 figures) WIND INDICATOR (Code) TOTAL CLOUD AMT. DIRECTION (10 degrees (10 degrees of hours of 00-359) (0-360) SPEED (true knots) (1 hour and nearest km/h)) VISIBILITY (true knots) PAST WEATHER (Code 00-99) PRESENT WEATHER (Code 00-99) AIR-TEMP. DATA °C SEA LEVEL PRESSURE figures in millibars, least 3 digits, last 10° in Celsius and nearest km/h)) DRY BULB (Degrees and tenths) WET BULB (Degrees and tenths) AMOUNT OF LOWEST CLOUDS TYPE OF LOWEST CLOUD HEIGHT OF LOWEST CLOUD TYPE OF HIGH CLOUD COURSE OF HIGH CLOUD SPEED OF HIGH CLOUD 3-HOUR PRESS. CHANGE CHARACTER OF CHANGE AMOUNT OF CHANGE AREA AFFECTED (Degrees) DEW POINT FROM TABLE 30 INDICATOR SEA TEMPERATURE °C (Digits and tenths of degrees) TENTHS OF AN TEM. CHECK ONE BUCKET INTAKE WAVES (Make as many groups as patterns observed) WIND WAVES Swell HEIGHT (Code) PERIOD DIRECTION (10 degrees of hours) HEIGHT (Code) ADDITIONAL MESSAGE GROUPS AND REMARKS (More swell groups, 2 IeEsE4R4 ICE C2K)Pre , Wind Shifts, beginning and ending of precip., freak waves, etc.) OBSERVERS INITIALS CHECK IF SENT BY RADIO IND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 99 LdLdLdQc LdLdLdLd YY GG iw N dd ff VV ww W - PPP TT - - Nh CL h CM CH D6 vs a pp 0 TSTs TdId 1 TwTwTw tT 3 PwPw HwHw dwdw Pw HwHw 99 042 7 0980 05 00 4 7 10 03 11 10 2/0 32 3 247 32 1 827 15 0 11 27 1 22.4 3 00 00 12 803 99 051 7 0980 05 06 4 4 12 05 99 10 112 27 2 2614 32 1 821 07 0 11 26 1 22.2 2 3 0000 12 804 99 057 7 0980 05 12 4 6 08 17 02 2/0 212 21 7 2614 32 1 825 02 0 11 26 1 22.4 7 3 05 05 12 903 99 18 0 11 1 3 99 7 0980 00 4 7 10 09 99 032 10 088 30 0 26/1 32 1 826 12 0 11 29 1 30.0 0 3 03 04 04 7.22 99 079 7 0980 06 06 4 6 09 10 022 10 11 26 72566 13 6 1 821 07 0 11 24 1 278 7 3 05 05 05 8 04 99 086 7 0982 12 4 1 07 10 99 10 105 27 2241 1 001 02 0 11 26 1 275 2 3 05 05 07 6 03 99 094 7 180 06 18 4 07 15 14 03 1/0 117 28 4 2618 1 1 92 06 0 11 25 1 22.0 9 3 05 05 04 7 14 99 7 122 02 00 4 3 04 19 29 21/10 086 29 4 2663 22 1 827 18 0 11 28 1 30.0 4 3 05 03 04 7 12 99 108 7 0982 07 06 4 06 16 78 050 10 112 27 2 2641 13 1 821 07 0 11 14 1 24.2 2 3 05 03 03 7 06 99 1.5 7 0974 12 4 1 20 00 12 01/0 108 26 7 2641 22 1 821 07 0 11 26 1 27.4 7 3 00 00 04 99 12 7 0982 07 18 4 6 02 05 19 02 1/0 1242 27 2 2666 32 1 821 10 0 11 24 1 25.8 8 3 00 00 27 2 02 99 119 7 0985 00 12 20 00 17 012/0 078 30 0 2641 1 100 0 006 0 11 23 1 31.7 0 3 00 00 99 121 7 0974 06 06 4 20 30 04 78 050 10 112 27 2 2641 1 821 04 0 11 13 1 27.2 2 3 00 00 04 2 02 99 142 7 0985 02 12 1 32 12 77 01/0 102 26 7 2641 1 002 10 0 11 22 1 28.1 7 3 05 01 99 151 7 0981 18 1 01 12 91 05 10 114 30 6 261 0 0 0 1 1 7/1 1 29.3 6 3 00 00 32 2 02 ESSA FORM 72-1 REPLACES WB FORM 615-8 WHICH IS OBSOLETE. EXISTING STOCKS SHOULD BE DESTROYED AFTER JANUARY 1, 1968. Form Approved; Budget Bureau No. 41-R1258