I evaluate observations from relevant weather stations along with radar data, precipitation records, temperature trends, and other available meteorological evidence. The relationship between each source and the incident location is considered rather than relying solely on the nearest weather station.
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How do you determine weather conditions at the accident location?
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April 27, 2026
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