Apollo 17 Transcript, 1972

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CC
Go ahead.
LMP
Yes, Bob, what is your ­
have it - surface tenns
Hawaii today?
CC
Stand by on that.
CC
Jack, according to the ­
Tape 47/15
analysis chart, if you
analysis chart show for
-
LMP
The reason I
Go ahead.
ask is that for using your term -
CC
No, go ahead on that, Jack.
LMP
I was going to say, using your terminator time as
a partial - mark for where Hawaii ought to be,
Hawaii ought to be, it looks like that cyclonic
circulation at the north end of the cloud bank I
described, approaching that area, would be Just
about on the Hawa - Hawaiian Islands.
I'm curious
if they're getting some weather down there now.
CC
Stand by right now; I've got my weathennan right
beside me here.
LMP
Also, that major front we talked about last night
as being east and south of Japan has progressed
even farther and is, oh, maybe 20 degrees longi­
tude - about 20 degrees longitude from the Hawaiian
Islands.
And I'm making some guesses on exactly
where Hawaii is.
CC
Roger, Jack.
We've got nothing adverse in the
Hawaiian area at all. Just a lot of winds , high
winds and surface winds and surface roughness,
but we don't have any bad cloud area in the
Hawaiian area. I'll get the Hickam sequence re­
port here shortly, Jack.
LMP
Okay, ... a little bit. The - our zero-phase
point is now centered just a little south of the
disturbance near the Solomon Islands.
And I see
no distinct change in the intensity of that zero­
phase point over what I had talked about a couple
hours ago.