CASILIST : Final Storm Reports & Happy New Year

J (j{at}weatherwatchers.org)
Wed, 31 Dec 1997 08:23:45 -0500

Best wishes for the New Year for CASI Members. I hope to have some new
and cool things for the website next year.

Here are a few final storm reports from Members:

SHANE ADAMS:
Current Conditions at 10:15 pm ET:
Temp: 29°
Barometer: 29.82
WX: Light Snow
Wind: Calm

Todays Summary:
The second snow of the season has so far totaled 2.25" in of new snow in

Northern Habersham county Ga. We have on elevated surfaces up to 4" of
total snow including yesterdays where we received 2" of snow. We reached

33° today with some sun, so some of the snow had melted before the new
snow started around 6 pm. The NWS has canceled the snow advisory for the

remainder of tonight. It is likely though that we may see another .25"
to .5" before all is said and done because the moisture seems to be
hanging up in NE Ga over Habersham, Rabun and Towns counties. We at the
moment are getting light snow that could easily accumulate within the
hour to .25" if it persists. I have reports from towns county having
approx. 2.5" to 3" of new snow with about 6" total including yesterdays
snow on elevated surfaces such as decks and car roofs.

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JL PARKS:
Tuesday evening report from Western NC....
Light snow has continued all day...moderate at times...measured snowfall

is 12 inches with 9 inches on the gropund here in Todd NC...36.32 /
81.58....

Current conditions....
Light Snow
Temp 22 Degrees
Barometer 29.77 R
Wind SE 10 Gusts to 22
Highest gust today 38 mph
Low this AM 18 degrees
High Today 29
Looking for 3 - 4 more inches of snow tonight

ZCZC CAEPNSGSP

Tue Dec 30 08:16:18 1997

TTAA00 KGSP 300907

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...CORRECTED WITH HIGHER NC TOTALS

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG SC

400 AM EST TUE DEC 30 1997

SNOWFALL REPORTS FROM MON THROUGH 3 AM TUE:

GEORGIA

RABUN 2-3 HABERSHAM T STEPHENS 1/2

FRANKLIN 2 HART 1/2 ELBERT T

SOUTH CAROLINA

S OCONEE T S PICKENS T N PICKENS 1

ANDERSON T ABBEVILLE T GREENWOOD T

S GREENVILLE 2 SPARTANBURG T-6 LAURENS 1

UNION 3 CHEROKEE 3 1/2 YORK 1

CHESTER 2

NORTH CAROLINA

AVERY 7-10 MADISON 5-10 YANCEY 3-8

ALEXANDER 8 CALDWELL 6 IREDELL 4-6

DAVIE 4-6 MCDOWELL 3-4 BURKE 3-4

CATAWBA 4-5 ROWAN 4-6 MITCHELL 2-4

GRAHAM 1-5 SWAIN 2-3 HAYWOOD 2

BUNCOMBE 1/2-3 1/2 MACON 4-5 JACKSON 1-3

TRANSYLVANIA T-2 HENDERSON 1-3 POLK 3-5

RUTHERFORD 3-5 CLEVELAND 3-4 LINCOLN 5-6

GASTON 4 1/2 MECKLENBURG 1 1/2-5 CABARRUS 1-4

UNION 1-2

WATAUGA 6
ASHE 8

JAT

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