Re: [at-l] Mt Washington winds

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     I recall hearing this somewhere. But I think the better answer might 
     be having the water "pushed" out, via pressurization of the building's 
     interior. Anyone?


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Subject: [at-l] Mt Washington winds
Author:  STEAT86@aol.com at ima
Date:    1/14/99 12:56 PM


Hi All
     
I spoke with someone who worked ot the weather station on Mt Washington 
several years ago. He said even without checking all the fancy scientific 
gizmoes they could tell if the wind had been high overnight. At a certain 
speed, which I can't remember, all the water would be sucked out of the 
toilets.
     
Can anyone confirm this?  Well at least have fun with the subject, I'm going 
backcountry skiing for a week.
     
The Old RidgeRunner
Moscow Vt
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