I can't find it on the intertron... anyone know where I could?

um that would be based on the height of Midland above sea level. Find that and calculate it.

Midland sucks donkey nuts.

hth

Kind of based on height above sea level. Not that simple. Maybe try aviation forecast. It'll be in inches of Mercury. Easy conversion to psi, bars, kPa, etc.

[This message has been edited by oats05 (edited 12/5/2007 2:38p).]

How soon do you need to know? I can call my uncle tonight, he's an Aggie meteorologist in Midland at the NBC station there.

Are you looking for a standard day/hot day/cold day average?

Here's a formula - I assume for std day...

< 36089 ft; Alt = 145422.156 * (1-(psi/14.697)^0.190263105)

Midland rules

standard day, thanks for the responses

And I've never been to midland, but I'm sure it does suck donkey nuts.

[This message has been edited by PeekingDuck (edited 12/5/2007 3:49p).]

Did the formula work?

BTW, Midland is what it is - a town of 100,000 people (20 Miles from Odessa with another 100,00 people) in the middle of nowhere, but a lot better place to live than many "somewheres".

Also in Houston or Dallas you equate 10 miles with one hour, in Midland you equate 10 miles with 10 minutes.

And finally if I lived any farther SE of Midland, Texas and I would have CHRONIC Bronchitis, where in Midland I may have a bronchitis bout few days per year.