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Odd Astronomical Behavior: PG and Joshua 10:13 - Poor Yorek - 02-03-2014
This happens not infrequently in PG, for example in BN (Sc #29, 32, 36), but I noted recently in my ill-gotten-gain Invasion of Germany that the sun seems to do odd things from one scenario to the next.
In IoG_26/RoRB_1, for example, taking place on 16 Nov, visibility falls to 10 hexes at 1630 hrs and reaches 1 hex by 1745. Now in IoG_30/RoRB_5 (near Puffendorf), also on 16 Nov (and presumably near enough in latitude) a scenario beginning at 1245 and running 26 turns (past 1800 hrs) has no visibility related Special Rules at all.
Now I know mist and fog are sometimes mentioned and variable dew points might explain the differing visibility glides for the AM in IoG31/RoRB_6 vs. IoG32/RoRB_7, but I'm sort of wondering whether some Old Testament goings on were involved at Puffendorf!?!? And I only point out the seeming coincidence that the US unit engaged here was 2nd Armored ... ::cough::