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IHOP AERI-bago Daily Summary
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Date: 4 June 2002 CST (Tuesday)
Location: UW-Madison CIMSS/SSEC
Operator: W. Feltz

Weather Conditions:
Bore indicated by U Mass FMCW just prior to frontal passage between 11 and 12 UTC. 
http://www.joss.ucar.edu/ihop/catalog/report/mission_scientist/20020604/report.mission_scientist.200206041000.summary.image5.gif

The nighttime was primarily clear.  After 12 UTC, winds turned northeasterly, extensive low clouds, light rain and cool.

Instrument Status:
Stirling cooler is behaving itself and the AERI data looks good.  Power fluctuation at Homestead site caused the Bago surface station to fail at 18 UTC.  No surface station data for the rest of the day.
http://scooby.ssec.wisc.edu/AERI-BAGO

Science:
Bore needs to be analyzed from this morning.  CI mission was cancelled and the site was socked in due to low clouds and precipitation.
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/ihop/aeribago/
http://www.joss.ucar.edu/cgi-bin/catalog/ihop/research/index

Miscellaneous:
AERIbago is running unattended.  Raman Lidar personnel (Belay Demoz and Dave Whiteman) providing
emergency support if needed.  Bob Knuteson and Ralph Dedecker are supporting the S-HIS and NAST-I
in OKC and can respond within six hours if AERI needs attendance.