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From: Scott Bachmeier (scottb{at}ssec.wisc.edu)
Date: Tue Jun 04 2002 - 17:30:46 EDT
Being the curious bloke that I am, I had to take a look...and sure
enough, there is some evidence on satellite imagery of a region of
warm surface temperatures in the wake of the dissipating convection
across the Texas panhandle:
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/misc/020603/020603.html
-Scott
Ronnie Prcin wrote:
> Thought this was interesting...temperature rising to 90 degrees in
> Amarillo at 3:20 in the morning due to a heat burst..
>
> NOUS44 KAMA 031337
> PNSAMA
>
> PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
> NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AMARILLO TX
> 835 AM CDT MON JUN 3 2002
>
> ...HOT NIGHT IN THE PANHANDLES...
>
> THE LOW TEMPERATURE AT AMARILLO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LAST NIGHT
> DROPPED TO 70 DEGREES AT 745 AM. THE PREVIOUS RECORD WARM MINIMUM
> TEMPERATURE WAS 68 DEGREES IN 1933. IF WE DO NOT DROP FURTHER BY
> MIDNIGHT...THIS WILL BE A RECORD HIGH MINIMUM.
>
> ALSO...AT 321 AM...THE TEMPERATURE CLIMBED TO 90 DEGREES DURING A
> HEAT BURST. THE WINDS ALSO HIT 55 MILES PER HOUR AT 0326 AM.
>
> BILODEAU
>
--
Scott Bachmeier University of Wisconsin - Madison / SSEC / CIMSS
mailto:scottb{at}ssec.wisc.edu | http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~scottb
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