>From Member Daniel DeLuca: Hey guys and gals... With my eyes glued to radars and NWS discos and SW statements the other night, I noticed something that sparked my interest... yet know nothing about. T'WAS a Gravity Wave. It was mentioned in the early Sunday morning CTP weather disco... supposed to be some weather phenomena? A later disco stated that a textbook example occured near Lancaster PA around 7am Sun Morn... Temperature raised from, I believe, 41 or 42, then jumped to 52 in less than an hour, then back down to 42or so. Hmm, Gravity Wave, sounds like something out of a Star Trek flick. If someone could answer this for me I would appreciate it? Thanks --Daniel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mon, 04 Jan 1999 09:00:28 -0500 From: Larry Kollar <Larry.Kollar{at}arris-i.com> At home (in Dawson county, about 5 mi east of Amicalola Falls), I had 12 degrees this morning at 6:30 am. Listening to the Dahlonega repeater, temperatures ranged from 12-18 degrees in Lumpkin county, 15-18 in Hall. The repeater telemetry on Black Mtn (north of Dahlonega) reported *3* degrees! Supposed to be even colder tonight... Larry.Kollar{at}arris-i.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ yep, gonna be cold tonight, 11 here already... -J ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Member BUDDY OVERMAN wrote: > Here is a new site I just created(still under construction) but there is a > cool picture here that I thought everyone might enjoy! > http://members.theglobe.com/WEATHERNU2/default.html > > Buddy Overman > > Outer Banks N.C. Yep that's Emily alright! I remember her well - she threatened the coast for a while when I was at UNCA... considered going to the coast to observe her but she eventually left only affecting the 'Banks.... -- ============================================================== Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist/Web Dev. - j{at}weatherwatchers.org Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org "They're not who we're looking for; they're just meteorologists- storm chasers." --Peter Watts, "Millennium" || ICQ No. 136832 ||