CASILIST : RE: Gravity Waves / More Ga Cold

J (j{at}weatherwatchers.org)
Mon, 04 Jan 1999 19:48:11 -0500

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From: BOB METIVIER NBWX <hurr1029{at}pop.ma.ultranet.com>

Hello...check this sight out relative to "gravity waves" enjoy..73'ssss N1XZJ Bob M.<NBWX>

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/er/rah/nwa/wkshp.html

> Shane wrote:
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> It hit 14° here in Tallulah Falls this morning. It is sitting at 18° right now and is supposed to be in the single digits here by morning. The lows around the area were from 15° in Cornelia and Dahlonega, !3° in Clarksville, Tiger and Blairsville. The highs ranged mainly mid to upper 20's everywhere in N.E. Georgia. It hit 27° here, 27° in Tiger, 28° in Corenelia and a cool 23° in Blairsville. I will be updating my website with a full report tomorrow night, after the coldest air of the season. http://www.stc.net/~cyclone/p2kdata.htm
> Shane Adams
> Tallulah Falls Georgia

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