If I'd have been on hand I could have checked the NEXRAD precipitation
total products. Normally I have access to the last 7 hours of these,
however I haven't been on the computer much lately. See additional
reply below.
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Subject: Re: CASILIST : Take a look at this storm report!!
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Hello CASILIST,
I heard this same report being broadcast last night by a local CBS
affiliate in Baton Rouge, La. "Five inches of rain in 40 minutes" Man,
that's phenomenal !! I watched the thunderstorm move southward towards
Lafayette, La using Weather Concepts Live Wx Nexrad. The highest dBZ level
was 55 dBZ's!! Any of you CASI members from Louisiana? I would like to hear
from you!!
Nimbus59{at}aol.com
Florida Parishes Weather
http://www.geocities.com/~flaparwx
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