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OBS:LEADORE NO. 2Weather Conditions for:
LEADORE NO. 2, ID (LDRI1)
Elev: 6000 ft; Latitude: 44.69; Longitude: -113.37

Current time:	Fri, 10 Oct 15:44 pm (MDT)
Most Recent Observation:	Fri, 09 Oct 8:00 am (MDT)

Time	Temp.	24 Hr	24 Hr	Weather	Precip	Past
		Max	Min	Conditions	24 hour	Weather
(MDT)	(f)	Temp	Temp		(inches)
09 Oct 8:00 am	21	49	12	Clear		Mostly Clear
07 Oct 8:00 am	37	58	30	Partly Cloudy		Mostly Clear
03 Oct 8:00 am	40	77	36
02 Oct 8:00 am	62	78	34	Haze		Mostly Clear
30 Sep 8:00 am	40	76	30
28 Sep 8:00 am		72	25
25 Sep 8:00 am	47	72	28	Partly Cloudy		Mostly Clear
23 Sep 8:00 am	24	58	20	Clear	0.02	Partly Cloudy
22 Sep 8:00 am	40	59	35	Partly Cloudy	0.32	Partly Cloudy
21 Sep 8:00 am		62	35
20 Sep 8:00 am		80	36
19 Sep 8:00 am	43	80	33
17 Sep 8:00 am	40	81	30
14 Sep 8:00 am		76	30
13 Sep 8:00 am		71	29
12 Sep 8:00 am	34	65	26	Clear		Mostly Clear
11 Sep 8:00 am	35	63	27	Clear		Partly Cloudy

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