Shuttle landing over hurricane

From: Dale Ireland (direland@drdale.com)
Date: Mon Aug 20 2007 - 14:56:20 EDT

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If the Shuttle comes down on the second opportunity it will pass almost
right over Hurricane Dean. I lost my little table of altitudes but I think
it is about 150,000ft at that range. Anyone know what the altitude is over
the Yucatan? Cloud tops could be half way up to it. I wonder if there are
any changes to the atmosphere at 150K ft? I imagine everyone on the ground
will be a little too busy to look for it, and cloudy.
Dale


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