965mb Bomb

[B Ozanne]

I just failed miserably on the 6am trip to the precipitation can. I made it about halfway before sustained winds of 105mph took control. I spent a few minutes lying down before I could pull it together and get back inside. We'll get it next time.

 

[Joe Guerra]

Lol, ive seen worse :lol:

 

[beaudodson]

http://www5.wright-weather.com/bb/showthre...&threadid=45403

 

[B Ozanne]

Observer Comments....Priceless!

http://www.mountwashington.org/comments/

 

[David Young]

I just failed miserably on the 6am trip to the precipitation can.

Is that what you MWO guys call the toilet?

 

[B Ozanne]

Is that what you MWO guys call the toilet?

I was careful about including the word "precipitation," otherwise it would have sounded a little rough.

 

[Andrew Geil]

Man, imagine if that low were out over the plains in the middle of April... :>

 

[Chuck Vlcek]

Would you settle for March (1966)?

 

[Robert Dewey]

There was one storm, which occured on January 28 (or around there), that dropped to an impressive 955mb near Cleveland... It went from around 1003mb to 955mb in 24 hours - CLEARLY a bomb. You hardly ever see pressure that low, that far inland.