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Feb 7 | Feb 8 | Feb 9 | Feb 10 | Feb 11 | Feb 12 | Feb 13 | Feb 14 | Feb 15 | Feb 16 | Feb 17 | Feb 18 Feb 19 | Feb 20 | Feb 21 | Feb 22 | Feb 23 | Feb 24 | Feb 25 | Feb 26 | Feb 27 Last night we got a "weather window" which allowed us to deploy the WHOI vla, a guard buoy, a thermistor chain, and an ADCP (Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler) mooring. The forecast is predicting a snow storm, so we took advantage of the flat calm conditions and performed night operations from 7 PM to 5:30 this morning. The seasoar was promptly deployed next only to have to be pulled out again at noon due to worsening weather. The sea raged to 8-12 ft with winds blowing steady over 40 knots. The seasoar now sits awash on the deck waiting for the weather to change. Things change *fast* out here. Right now, we are hove to.
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