Are you kidding me?

[multiweb (Marc)]

I think this is the undeniable proof that weather patterns are indeed driven by a sentient being and it's got a chip on its shoulder about Sydneysiders

[astronut (John)]

I concur Marc. My scope hasn't seen the stars for months (mainly due to the weather) after two great weekends, this one will be a bust......AGAIN!!. ........

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

You need to make a sacrifice to the sentient being Marc.
Usually I find a 60mm refractor will suffice.
scope+softball bat=clear skies

[mental4astro (Alexander)]

And I'm all out of 60mm refractors

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

LOL I tossed one on the rubbish pile just 2 days ago.
hoping for clear skies this weekend
LOL yeah right.

[AstralTraveller (David)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

I think this is the undeniable proof that weather patterns are indeed driven by a sentient being and it's got a chip on its shoulder about Sydneysiders

Probably a Victorian.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by astronut

I concur Marc. My scope hasn't seen the stars for months (mainly due to the weather) after two great weekends, this one will be a bust......AGAIN!!. ........

Not wrong there. Picking a night is quickly becoming a necessary skill.

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

You need to make a sacrifice to the sentient being Marc.
Usually I find a 60mm refractor will suffice.
scope+softball bat=clear skies

I have two ducks. Would that work? But then again I need the eggs...

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Your kids would kill you if you even looked side ways at those ducks Marc.
Better to put up with the cloud and rain buddy.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

Your kids would kill you if you even looked side ways at those ducks Marc.
Better to put up with the cloud and rain buddy.

Hehe.... everytime my daughter gets in trouble I say I'm going to make "confit" and she gives me the look.

[Inmykombi (Geoff)]

Originally Posted by jjjnettie

You need to make a sacrifice to the sentient being Marc.
Usually I find a 60mm refractor will suffice.
scope+softball bat=clear skies

Never never never.....my beloved Unitron 60 mm refractor is staying away from you lot....

[tlgerdes (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

I have two ducks. Would that work? But then again I need the eggs...

You could always throw the eggs at the sky.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Well it turned out the forecast did slightly evolve over time and this bunch of localised clouds formed offshore and moved out to sea quickly. So the skies were clear. ... and the ducks are safe.

[AstralTraveller (David)]

Originally Posted by kinetic

That Skippysky is so clever Marc,
it has even drawn a telescope symbol where it
estimates the seeing is best It looks like
it is recommending only cheap tabletop spotscopes though.

Steve

Well a good-sized scope would cloud up your monitor and you might even get rain on your keyboard.

[el_draco (Rom)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

I think this is the undeniable proof that weather patterns are indeed driven by a sentient being and it's got a chip on its shoulder about Sydneysiders

Don't we all?

[Jen]

that will teach you all for having high tech awsome scopes
Get a crappy scope like mine you will have clear skies all the time hehe