FWIW my last run on 7/24/07 corrected to 13.00 (13.24 in an 1170 DA). But you don't see it listed in my sig. If I want a lower timeslip I'll skip the formulas and just wait for October.

 

^^^ +1 can't wait for those oddly cold 35-40 degree weeks we get down here in FL in Jan and Feb...if I'm still alive and not locked up that is lol...

 

i dont know the exact temperatures, but last year i ran at norwalk in the middle of a hot day, i would guess that it was high 80s/low 90s, and very humid, with rain off and on...that was in early september and i ran 12.60s and 70s. in late october, i ran in low 50 degree weather, and ran 12.40s...we also changed some minor things...but i picked up like 5 or 6 mph...

 

Weather Underground keeps years of info with conditions of 1hour increments for the entire day. Wunderground.com I think is the URL.

 

Who are these some people?? if you look in my Sig you will still see the time that I ran and in what conditions...do I think I could pull off the 12.8 that it converts to at 0DA?? No. I do however believe that in the fall with a little negative DA I can get a 12.9 ~ 13.0 easy. Not stating the numbers are gospel but they are a way of trying to compare times with someone who ran in Colorado vs New Jersey...