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This will be our first star party of the season. Although the weather will not be perfect, it would be a great opportunity for you to familiarize yourself with the location and catch glimpses of Jupiter and the Great Orion Nebula before they disappear.
The weather is predicted to be partially cloudy with temperatures in the low 50s, dropping to the mid-30s by midnight, so manage your expectations accordingly: http://www.astrospheric.com/?
Latitude=41.26853216615922&Longitude=-121.97804211044274&Loc=Forecast
Your president will be there at 7:30PM, so there will be at least one telescope for observing.
Sunset – 7:50 PM
Civil Twilight – 8:19 PM
Moonset – 8:42 PM
Nautical Twilight – 8:54 PM
Astronomical Twilight 9:31 PM
Dress in layers and be sure to bring flashlights, bug spray, snacks and drinks.