ms Eurodam and ms Nieuw Amsterdam in Juneau August 21, 2017

Nieuw Amsterdam and Eurodam will be making their Monday stop in Juneau. Nieuw Amsterdam at the CT dock from 1300-2200 and Eurodam at the AS dock from 1300-2200.

Also in port are Ruby Princess (1100-2215) at the FKL dock and Solstice (1330-2200) at the AJ dock.

Rain is predicted in Juneau for 12 of the next 14 days:(. Monday's forecast is for cloudy with periods of rain. High will be 59F/15C and the low will be 54F/12C. Sunrise is at 5:31 am and sunset at 8:28 pm.

The PTZtv webcam can be found at http://www.juneauharborwebcam.com/ .

Same old weather report - same two beautiful ships, maybe they will miss most the rain.

OFF- topic** Puppies video on Denali fb page, names to be announced Monday.

Thank you for posting!

Thanks Scrapnana!!!

Busy night just got the time to see your report!

Unfortunately I won't be able to see the sail away tomorrow!

My favorite ships!

Denise:)

OFF- topic** Puppies video on Denali fb page, names to be announced Monday.

They are so cute! One of the best excursions I've done was into the Yukon from Skagway. At Caribou Crossing they had two week old sled dog puppies that we could hold.:hearteyes:

Thank you for the reminder.

Greetings from New Bedford (Mass) public library. Looks like a typical rainy day in Juneau.

Roy

Holy Moly! :eek: Somebody bring out the windshield wipers

Back onboard and confirmed I can NOT get the webcams on the ship's internet. I did call up marine traffic and it appeared to be St. Nicholas meeting Nieuw Amsterdam today.

Roy

E-dam at Marmion Island Weather Station

Sounds fairly windy in Juneau.

Sounds fairly windy in Juneau.

Probably not a good day for the Turbo-Otter noisemakers; we shall see

Now that the eclipse is over, I can concentrate on dam ships. I was in Florida when the one went over Perry in Mar 1970 - about 90 miles away as the crow flies. It was overcast, we were out of totality and I was not impressed.

This viewing - electronically was much better. :D and cheaper than travelling.

AIS is behind again - Eurodam should be almost to Thane.

Now that the eclipse is over, I can concentrate on dam ships. I was in Florida when the one went through Perry in Mar 1970 - about 90 miles away as the crow flies. It was overcast, we were out of totality and I was not impressed.

 

This viewing - electronically was much better. :D and cheaper than travelling.

 

AIS is behind again - Eurodam should be almost to Thane.

Saw the partial from my front porch with special glasses - pretty cool to see - Looked like a "Halve Maen" (Half Moon)

Saw the partial from my front porch with special glasses - pretty cool to see - Looked like a "Halve Maen" (Half Moon)

But not the sailing ship - that really would have been interesting.

The eclipse was a total dud near me. About 15 minutes before the darkest portion (we were not getting the total one) dark clouds came in and it started thundering.:(

The eclipse was a total dud near me. About 15 minutes before the darkest portion (we were not getting the total one) dark clouds came in and it started thundering.:(

It's raining here - like Juneau - just no where near as cold.

Nieuw A's pilot reported in at Marmion Island Weather Station

There she comes into view.

I see something moving although it could be a raindrop.

Tally Ho on E-dam in the distance in between the drops

We need a webcam wiggle and a zoom.

Now through the Juneau obstacle course - known as raindrops. :D

We need a webcam wiggle and a zoom.

Doesn't look like we are going to get either one.