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 34°10'55.12" North Latitude
118°34'28.11" West Longitude
790' (240.8 m) Above Mean Sea Level
Modified Köppen Classification Climate Type:  Csa

NOTE: Regarding data displayed on our Current & 10-minute data page, and two 24-hour data pages: All times are local times -- PST during PST and PDT during PDT (this includes time changes due to acts of Congress)

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~ Archives updated through June 30, 2010 ~
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NEW!: The NOAA Global Monitoring Exhibit, the brainchild of NOAA Surface Observation Program Manager, Dessa Emch, is now open for tours! As many of you know, I designed, built and landscaped the exhibit having volunteered over 800 labor hours and 100 design hours to the project whose funding was obtained through the sole efforts of Dessa Emch. The community, schools and businesses are encouraged to contact the Oxnard National Weather Service Office to schedule a tour! Be sure to drop me or Dessa Emch, from the National Weather Service office in Oxnard, a line and let us know what you think!
(read more & view photos)

NEWS:
» NOAA Global Monitoring Exhibit Opened For Tours (read more)
» Congressman Sherman Obtains $85,000 for our Weather Station (read more)
» National Geographic Channel Uses Two of our Photos (read more)
» Our Equipment Used For Hollywood Movie (read more)
» Toyota Commercial Shoot Uses Our Wind Sensors (read more)

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CURRENT & 10-MINUTE DATA
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24-HOUR DATA (4pm)
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Cumulus humilis over the San Fernando Valley, California.

Professor Russell and I would like to give a very special thanks to the five individuals who dedicated their time and efforts to completely upgrade our building: Thank you to the electrician Adolfo, to the carpenters Mike and Andy, and to the painters Juan and Sam. I will upload photos when all the upgrades--made possible by the grant Congressman Sherman obtained for us--are complete!

There have been several requests for tours of the station, however I cannot give tours until the project is complete due to safety issues. If you are interested in coordinating a tour in the future, please contact Professor Russell. We will be more than happy to give tours of the station when it is complete!

Please be aware that this project will not be complete for months to come, and is estimated to take one year to finish. Thank you for your supportive e-mails! Professor Russell and I look forward to seeing you all at the station when it's up and running! - Steve

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