A myriad of tropical and nontropical weather systems are coming
together over central Florida Saturday 8/12/00 creating severe weather.
Flooding rains of 4-6", large hail, microbursts, tornadoes and
waterspouts have been common so far today.
Though Florida's severe weather season is in summer and we actually
observe more tornadoes on average then any other state (though most are
relatively weak) this summer has been notable so far for being unusually
active.
The persisent 500 mb east coast trough and an endless supplies of
shortwaves have been the mai culprit.
Take Care,
Thomas Giella, KN4LF
P.O. Box 1987
Plant City, Fl. 33564
Grid Square- EL88VA
CQ Zone 5
kn4lf{at}webtv.net
KN4LF 160 Meter Amateur Radio Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com
Florida Tropical And Severe Weather Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com/index-3.html
Florida Severe Storm Photographs Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com/index-2.html
Continental Weather Corporation Site:
http://continentalweather.tripod.com
http://www.aallweather.com
Professional Website Design Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com/index-25.html
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