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Victoria University Antarctic Research Expedition Science and Logistics Reports 2006-07: VUWAE 51

*WEATHER

*WEATHER

During field deployment, a Tinytag Ultra 2 temperature data logger was tied to a pole to record ambient temperature. As these data loggers are not protected from solar insolation, maximum temperatures are vastly exaggerated and provide only a qualitative approximation of ambient temperature trends. Overall, we had variable weather conditions at Whitehall Glacier with strong winds up to ~70 knots and temperatures to −30°C with blowing and precipitating snow, while weather conditions at Mt Erebus Saddle were surprisingly pleasant with overall calm, sunny conditions.

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Fig. 6: Temperature at Whitehall Glacier as measured with TinyTag Data Logger

Fig. 6: Temperature at Whitehall Glacier as measured with TinyTag Data Logger

Fig. 7: Temperature at Mt Erebus Saddle as measured with TinyTag Data Logger

Fig. 7: Temperature at Mt Erebus Saddle as measured with TinyTag Data Logger