First, reports from CASI HQ: It was, and is, cold. 5 this morning and 8.8 currently. It is 0 south of Pittsburgh at this time. Also this morning an unusual situation set up where I was able to experience light snow with only about 1/10 of sky covered by clouds near the horizon. Low level winds were strong enough to make it snow "out of the blue sky" which is something I had previously seen once or twice in the foothills of NC. -Jesse Ferrell Other Member Reports from today: > Shane wrote: > > It got very cold in Georgia this morning. The temperatures today ranged from single digits in the extreme north to low teens elsewhere accross North Georgia. For more details go to http://www.stc.net/~cyclone/storm.htm > Shane Adams > Tallulah Falls Georgia From: "BUDDY OVERMAN" <budee{at}pinn.net> Just a quick weather observation from the Outer Banks. Along the extreme northern Outer Banks from Currituck beach to Va Beach we had some "ocean affect" snow flurries this morning. Its not all that rare, but then again its not all that common either. Buddy Overman Outer Banks N.C. -- || --------------------------------------------------------------------- ************************************************* Central Atlantic Storm Investigators Mailing-List To Post: casilist{at}weatherwatchers.org To Cancel: lists-admin{at}weatherwatchers.org Archive: /members/casilist *************************************************