There is a contact sheet in there or just click on one of the file names.
There is also a capture of the pressure falls recorded on my wx station.
News from Georgia tonight:
RICK DAVIS wrote:
> 2ND SOUTHERN SNOW STORM
>
> SNOW STARTED AROUND 4:30PM TODAY IN DALTON GA, LASTED TILL 8:00PM
> HAD 1 Inch OF SNOW, SNOW WAS HVY AT TIMES, STILL MAYBE SOME SNOW
> LATER ON TONIGHT, NWS POSSIBLE 1-2 INCHES.
>
> TEMP 33.6
>
> RICK DAVIS
> NORTH GA WEATHER WATCHERS
>
> >Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 19:00:36 -0500
> >From: J <j{at}weatherwatchers.org>
> >To: CASI Mailing List Recipients <casilist{at}weatherwatchers.org>
> >Subject: CASILIST : Final Storm Reports
> >
> >This is probably about all the reports for this Northern storm,
> although
> >I hear that the Southerners may be in for small accumulations of snow
> >tonight; go ahead and pass on the reports from that and I will post
> them
> >to this list.
> >
> >Having been glued to the computer screen since Saturday afternoon, I'm
> >going to try to take it easy tonight and go to bed early (stayed up
> >until 1:30 last night then got up at 6 today to start shoveling).
> >
> >=========================
> >State College, PA : Member Jesse Ferrell :
> >
> >Total of 12" of snow here. Snow and light snow off and on during the
> >day, still continuing at 7pm. Little additional accumulation. I
> almost
> >got the car stuck several times today. High winds today blew open the
> >locked door to HQ sometime this afternoon, and are causing blowing snow
> >to cover roads that the plows had cleared earlier. Road Conditions are
> >fairly good at 6pm for the Main roads (322 & 26 through town) with some
> >slick spots. Secondary roads are still pretty bad, with snowcovered
> >roads downtown this evening. Stuff isn't going anywhere fast...
> >tomorrow's high is predicted "near 20" and the low tomorrow night? 6.
> >
> >=========================
> >Altoona, PA : Member Bud Younke
> >
> >When i got to work in the city of Altoona, found less than two inches
> >total accumulation. Still can see the grass poking through the cover...
> >contrast to 3.25 6 miles NW of the city. Other reports
> >Broadtop, Huntingdon County 10" at 0700EST
> >Johnstown Area 9" and snow at 1030 EST
> >Bud
> >
> >=========================
> >Finksburg, MD : Member Matt Rosier
> >
> >Here in Finksburg, MD about 25 miles NW of Baltimore we received 5
> >inches
> >of snow. The secondary surface low (the coastal) produced some light
> >rain
> >during the late afternoon and early evening on Monday. As the surface
> >low
> >retreated there was a brief break in the precip before the upper low
> >generated precip, that was over Virginia, moved into western and
> central
> >
> >MD. By 10pm light rain had switched over to light snow with about an
> >inch
> >on the ground by 11pm. A final vort max associated with the upper low
> >swung
> >through north central Maryland during the early morning on Tuesday
> >producing heavier snows until about 8am when snow became light before
> >moving northeast and ending around 9am.
> >
> >=========================
> >Cranston, RI : Member Mike Hardiman :
> >
> >When I woke up this morning at around 10:00 EST here in Cranston, RI,
> >winds were SW (so coastal flooding was a no go, except on the south
> >coast), and gusting to around 35mph, and they still are occasionally at
> >this point (1355 EST). Also at 10:00 EST, I noted a pressure of 980mb.
> >
> >And that continues to drop. It's now down to 978mb, lowest I've ever
> >recorded here.
> >Rain showers today have been off and on, looked like the sky was
> >breaking towards the west at around 1300, but now it's overcast, and oh
> >no, now it's snowing. So a few flurries here in Cranston.
> >
> >I'll peruse the buoy data again later today, and report if I find
> >anything note worthy. Unfortunately, the data suddenly stopped coming
> >in from them last night at 9pm. Then Taunton, MA stopped updating the
> >Regional Obs. Last report I heard was on the 11pm news, where Block
> >Island gusted to 45 mph. I'll also post when (and if) Taunton issues
> an
> >
> >LSR.
> >
> >It was great getting everyone's posts last night. Although the storm
> >did not turn out like I wanted it to, it was still enjoyable tracking
> >it!!
> >
> >=========================
> >Tallulah Falls, GA : Member Shane Adams
> >
> >CASI Members,
> >Here in Tallulah Falls Ga. we ended up with 2 1/2" of snow from the
> fist
> >
> >storm, now we are receiving moderate snow from the second storm (the
> >clipper) moving east out of Alabama. It looks on radar as though we
> will
> >
> >get snow for the next 3 to 4 hours. We actually have already received
> >near 1/2" in a very short period of time. Ill update again after the
> >storm has left the area.
> >Shane Adams
> >
> >
> >--
> >==============================================================
> >Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist - j{at}weatherwatchers.org
> >Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org
> >"A tornado? Why wasn't it dissipated by the weather
> >modification net?" --Jean-Luc Picard || ICQ No. 136862 ||
> >
> >
> >
>
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Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist - j{at}weatherwatchers.org
Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org
"A tornado? Why wasn't it dissipated by the weather
modification net?" --Jean-Luc Picard || ICQ No. 136862 ||