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To: Howlin
Ususally the air feels "balmy," if you understand. I mean, it's almost like you can "feel" the tropics in the air.

We were able to get just a whiff of that tropical ocean air here in the WNC mountains during Floyd, but it hasn't come in yet with Isabel -- this afternoon, maybe.

We are seeing the outermost bands of clounds from Isabel in the upper atmosphere now, just above the ridgeline of the Blue Ridge -- skies to the west are sunny and clear, temps in the 50s moving into the 60s. Sorry you folks in the east aren't sharing our mountain weather today!

705 posted on 09/18/2003 8:47:32 AM PDT by Stefan Stackhouse
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To: Stefan Stackhouse
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709 posted on 09/18/2003 8:48:58 AM PDT by Howlin
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To: Stefan Stackhouse
Ususally the air feels "balmy," if you understand. I mean, it's almost like you can "feel" the tropics in the air.

We were able to get just a whiff of that tropical ocean air here in the WNC mountains during Floyd, but it hasn't come in yet with Isabel -- this afternoon, maybe.

We are seeing the outermost bands of clounds from Isabel in the upper atmosphere now, just above the ridgeline of the Blue Ridge -- skies to the west are sunny and clear, temps in the 50s moving into the 60s. Sorry you folks in the east aren't sharing our mountain weather today!

Footnote: that balmy tropical ocean air finally did arrive in WNC Thursday evening, around 8-11pm or so.

2,159 posted on 09/19/2003 4:09:11 PM PDT by Stefan Stackhouse
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