Waimea.

"seeing good-very good, transparency excellent, vog from Kilauea Crater to south and west, but below observing location. Light dome from Honolulu seen fairly bright but small. Waimea in the clear, unshielded light seen below the horizon. More airglow tonight than last, Zodiacal light very bright early. No clouds, a flawless sky, Bortle Class 1 if you consider to the true horizon. Virtually no light domes. Visual observations impaired by high altitude, not reliable indicator of sky quality compared with lower altitude locations because of lack of oxygen. Still, the center of the Milky Way tracking nearly overhead is extremely impressive, details in the prancing horse easy, fingers of Ophiuchus are seen with only a little difficulty. SQM 21.81 end of first set. Wind steady at 10-15 mph."

"Low clouds extensive all quadrants, below not obscuring sky, Haleakala sticking up above clouds, possibly one of the peaks on Ohau, north side of big island covered with clouds. City lights of Waimea seen direct, Kona coast occasionally seen through clouds, many unshielded lights low pressure sodium seen from here. Transparency excellent, seeing fair, settling down as night progresses to good. Antares 35-40 degrees above horizon, long period twinkling, no short-period atmospheric shear type twinkling seen tonight as was the last two nights. End of astronomical twilight some clouds to west and north, near the horizon, low clouds covering most of east coast, west coast patchy, lights showing through. Hilo masked by true summit, nothing showing above it in terms of a light dome. Horizon brightness to the east slightly brighter than north or south, however. Zodiacal light strong through Leo, band seen through Spica, east of that not seen, gegenschein is obliterated by Milky Way. SQM meter 21.80 beginning of first data set. Seeing good. Alpha Centauri still twinkling by 11 PM but seeing good overall, excellent overhead. Green laser from observatories will be part of the images. Automobile headlights in first set. Summit of Mauna Kea, 7.1 ZLM, low clouds clearing partially revealing unshielded lights of Hilo area. SQM 21.75 11 PM, 21.66 as Milky Way moves overhead. Airglow brightening slightly, especially to northwest, melding with Zodiacal Light, definite green color, especially around the bowl of the Big Dipper, into the Coma Berenices, seems brighter NNW than SSE. Bortle class 1."