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Mount Wilson Observatory, California, United States latitude: 34-14N, longitude: 118-04W, elevation: 1739 m
Current weather observation The report was made 51 minutes ago, at 19:20 UTC
Wind 1 kt from the West/Southwest
Temperature 28 °C
Humidity 35 %
Pressure
METAR: KMWS 141920Z 25001KT 28/11
Time: 13:11 (20:11 UTC) TAF: missing
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