20010918: 20010918: Colo DOT surface obs

Tony,

In searching through the standard METAR reports coming across
NOAAPORT, I do find:
KCCU, KCPW, KMNH, KMYP, KVTP

Don't see KCRV. 

If you are sending S[AP].* to dcmetr, then you will be decoding these-
but you will have to add their locations to your station table.

I found several Wyoming DOT stations that were using ids that
already existed for NWS stations. I searched the GEMPAK station tables and 
don't see any conflict with the stations you list below.

Chiz



>From: rockwooa <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200109181815.f8IIFW111018

>Chiz,
>
>Obs from the automated weather stations recently deployed by CDOT are now 
>online.  A few of the new stations are
>
>CO RED CLIFF PASS   KCCU  CCU          39 28N  106 09W 3680 
>CO WOLF CREEK PASS  KCPW  CPW          37 27N  106 48W 3584
>CO CORONA PASS      KCRV  CRV          40 03N  105 35W 3538 
>CO MONUMENT/ELBERT  KMNH  MNH          39 13N  104 38W 2152 
>CO MONARCH PASS     KMYP  MYP          38 29N  106 19W 3667 
>CO LA VETA PASS     KVTP  VTP          37 30N  105 10W 3114
>
>I think there are a few more, but these are helping to fill in the gaps, 
>particularly in the mountains.  Greg Thompson is plotting them on his 
>rap.ucar.edu/weather page as is Al Pietrycha on 
>http://mrd3.nssl.ucar.edu/~pietrych/www/sar.gif.
>
>I thought they might be available with the other NWS ASOS obs we get thru the 
>ldm?
>
>Tony
>
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