This was a very windy night, but it was photometric up until the last
couple of hours when high cirrus clouds associated with a strong cold front
advancing from the west through Arizona made it to Kitt Peak. As many objects
were observed as during the previous night, but tonight photometric data
could be obtained for nearly every blazar observed. The seeing was 1-1.5 arcsec throughout the night, but the image
quality was degraded somewhat for a few objects
because the wind shook the telescope whenever the dome slit was facing into the wind.
