May 23, 2013

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Reporter: Matt Engelbrecht

Matt's World Of Weather: SkyCast

I'll put down a couple of the highlights from the video portion of this weekend's SkyCast. If we can avoid the cloud cover Wednesday night we will have two chances to see the International Space Station:

Jupiter- Rising around 7pm, ESE, will be higher in the sky the later the time

Mercury- Setting around 7pm, WSW, will be visible for short time after sunset

Venus-Setting around 7pm, WSW, will be visible for short time after sunset

ISS- Wednesday: 6:58 pm, WNW; Thursday: 7:36 pm NW.

Good luck and be sure to comment with what you were (or weren't) able to see.


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