winds here offically hity the big 60 mark.. the highest wind gust ever
recorded by my station, blowing away, litterly the old record of 39mph
At 02:10 AM 3/9/00 -0000, you wrote:
>See: http://www.weatherwatchers.org/2000/0308/
>
>Graphics, Animations, Text Reports
>
>Ahead of a huge storm system, temperatures exploded as high as 90
>degrees (Martinsville VA)
> in the Mid-Atlantic states, readings which were as high as 37 degrees
>above normal. The
> morning low at CASI HQ was 61 degrees, which was 37 degrees above the
>normal low of 24
> degrees. The afternoon high was 80 degrees, 37 degrees above the normal
>high of 43 degrees.
> A backdoor cold front and cool ocean waters kept temperatures on Long
>Island and coastal
> new england in the 40's, nearly half of the temperatures in Virginia!
>
> Winds were clocked at over 100mph, causing massive damage in areas of
>the plains.
>
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Thanks,
Glen Briggs
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