[CASI-SR] message recieved, ausum sign of things to come

From: william spencer (skywarn5{at}altavista.com)
Date: Wed Mar 08 2000 - 17:20:20 EST


hi, just a sign of things to come may be in for severe weather, soon from my experience that is what happens when we get way above normal temps. casi member william spencerOn Wed, 08 March 2000, "Jesse Ferrell (CASI)" wrote:

>
> The temperature has reached 90 degrees at one station in Virginia (32
> degrees above normal), and is in the upper 80's at several stations.
> In contrast, temperatures on Long Island are currently half that at 45
> due to a backdoor cold front and cold water temperatures.
>
> Stations over 85 degrees since noon today:
>
> STA TMP DP RH WD WS G PRS ALT PCPN CLOUD LEVELS HGT TYP
> VIS WX
> CJR 3pm 86 48 26 230 7 2993 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 86 48 26 220 5 2992 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 86 46 24 240 6 2992 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 48 25 240 7 2991 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> DAA 12pm 86 48 26 320 10 16 154 2998 250 SCT 7
> 1pm 86 48 26 330 17 23 140 2994 120 SCT 250 SCT 7
> 2pm 88 43 20 290 13 22 133 2992 250 SCT 7
> 3pm 88 43 20 330 13 18 126 2990 250 SCT 7
> 4pm 88 39 17 300 8 120 2989 250 SCT 7
> FKN 2pm 86 50 28 310 4 2998 CLR 10
> 2pm 88 50 26 270 3 2997 CLR 10
> 2pm 88 50 26 320 5 2997 CLR 10
> 3pm 88 50 26 320 4 2997 CLR 10
> 3pm 88 50 26 260 7 2996 CLR 10
> 3pm 88 48 25 260 5 2996 CLR 10
> FVX 2pm 86 46 24 260 9 2997 CLR 10
> 2pm 86 45 23 290 7 2997 CLR 10
> 2pm 86 45 23 290 5 2997 CLR 10
> 3pm 88 45 21 320 6 2996 CLR 10
> 3pm 86 46 24 210 6 2996 CLR 10
> 3pm 86 45 23 230 8 2995 CLR 10
> JYO 3pm 86 46 24 300 10 15 2992 HI ??? 10
> MTV 1pm 86 43 21 210 5 3008 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 1pm 86 43 21 240 3 3007 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 1pm 88 45 21 250 8 3006 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 2pm 88 43 20 210 7 3006 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 2pm 88 45 21 220 7 3004 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 2pm 90 45 20 210 6 3003 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 45 21 210 3 3002 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 45 21 220 8 3002 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 43 20 240 8 3002 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> SHD 2pm 86 41 20 310 6 2997 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 2pm 86 41 20 250 5 2997 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 2pm 88 41 19 280 7 2996 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 45 21 250 6 2995 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 43 20 280 5 2994 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> 3pm 88 45 21 240 6 2994 LO CLR HI ??? 10
> HFF 3pm 86 39 18 210 5 12 182 3008 CLR 7
> ILM 3pm 86 52 30 300 4 171 3004 CLR 10
> ISO 2pm 86 48 26 000 0 3007 CLR 10
> 3pm 86 48 26 160 10 3004 CLR 10
> POB 2pm 86 41 20 240 4 181 3007 CLR 7
> 3pm 86 43 21 220 5 170 3004 CLR 7
> 4pm 86 43 21 240 7 170 3004 CLR 7
> RWI 3pm 86 48 26 240 9 3000 CLR 10
>
>
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