[at-l] Weather Links?

[orangebug74@yahoo.com (Orange Bug)]

I started out warm today, and it has gotten colder and windier. 

March in GA and NC means that you can have sub zero temps and a couple
of feet of snow, or balmy temps in the 70's and thunder storms and high
winds. You do not get off easy around this part of the world.

There are links to NOAA (I think that's right) and regional temp
records. I suspect Weather Carrot will pipe up with a few links for
you, although checking the archives should find a few similar messages.
The thin skinny is that March and early April around here are very
active months, weatherwise. Sleet and snow in GA can be a blizzard in
NC. You just have to do your best to plan for it.

Bill...

--- ted anderson <atted@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> I'd sure like to know what the temps are in GA/NC.  Cuz I'm starting
> my thing next March and suddenly weather conditions and time of the
> year are taking on a new meaning.  Are there any links concerning
> trail weather/conditions?
> 

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