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Location: Rhinelander | Will Boudreau and Hendersen hold off all challengers and take home a win? Will the bite be effected by the continuing downpours? Watch this thread for updates and reports! It's 62 degrees and raining at 5:55 AM, with forcast heavy storms. |
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| Steve, I'm watching the NOAA radar loop for LaX right now. You guys are right in the middle of a swirling mass of crap! NNW winds, and the counterclockwise rotating mass isn't moving, it's staying right over your heads. Lots of lightning too. Looks like a delay or cancelation of day 2. Keep dry and safe. Looks like you might get a break for a while, but then it's coming right back around out of the Twin Cities area.
Beav
Edited by Beaver 5/23/2004 6:32 AM
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Location: Rhinelander | The weather is holding for now with intermittent rain, no lightning yet, and even a rainbow! The teams hit the water on time.
(Zach and Curt get ready to defend their 1st place Day 1 finish .JPG)
(Walleyes at the end of the Rainbow.JPG)
(On the river waiting for the 7 AM blastoff.JPG)
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 Zach and Curt get ready to defend their 1st place Day 1 finish .JPG (137KB - 120 downloads)
Walleyes at the end of the Rainbow.JPG (94KB - 117 downloads)
On the river waiting for the 7 AM blastoff.JPG (123KB - 134 downloads)
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| Steve, radar now shows that the storm has broken up and is moving off to the NE.
Looks like clear skies for you guys for the rest of the day.
Go ZACH!
Beav |
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