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Data From The Contact was lost with EgyptAir Flight 990 off the coast of Massachusetts Oct 31 at approximately 3 am Eastern. Naturally one of the first things people think about after an airplane crash is weather conditions. Below is a map of Weather Observation Sites in the area; click on a dot for an archive of conditions including 3pm 10/30 to 3pm 10/31. To see the Current Weather at these locations (the search is ongoing) click here. This data was gathered from the NWS and FSU. For more information and specifics on the crash and investigation see CNN.com. The NTSB Report is not out as of 10/31 but it will appear on the NTSB October 1999 Mishap Page when it does. However, a Statement regarding EgyptAir Flight 990 is available. The map below addresses NWS and NWS Buoy stations. Stations not reporting in the last 24 hours were ignored. The Archived Data below was pulled and stored from NWS servers and remains copyright NWS and subject to their disclaimers. There were other stations in the area including AWS Long Island Observations and AWS Washington County RI Observations but this data was not archived.
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