Widespread upper-level moisture lifted by surface winds from NE triggers rain across much of the region, SALutheran 23:12, WellsBranch Culebra&BanderaRd 23:18, Congress 23:22 Starting 34 minutes before sunset (about 44 minutes before dark on an Overcast evening), a snapshot at 6:34 pm showed 132,450 in flight – some heading 4 miles N with most heading 6 miles S (very few at altitude) on NE Winds at 12 mph – had been NE 6-10 mph most of the afternoon, Visibility 10 miles, Overcast, Temperature 71°F, Dew Point 63° falling, 4 Cooling Degree Days, Cloud Base 1824′, RH 76% rising, Heat Index N/A°F, BP 30.07 steady, Sea Level Pressure 1017.6 steady, bats viewable only until 6:45 pm under streetlights, McNeil 23:24, Temple 23:34, Bracken 23:36, Wimberley SMCenterpoint 23:42, NewBraunfels 23:54, Macedonia 23:58, other potential flights suppressed or readings confounded by weather
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