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I Guess I won't make the class!

January 1978 Blizzard hits Camero!

I remember the Lindsay Snowstorm in 69'. I was listening to

Gorden Barnes on the radio and he kept up-dating the

snowfall figures. NYC was paralyzed with 15"-20" of

hard-driven wet snow. The 70s were quiet when I was

"The Weatherman" of RPHS, but then came 1978 with

2 back to back monsters.

In the 1980s we had a few big snow jobs, and a March

Blizzard in 93', but then came January 1996 and we

finally had a 3-foot blizzard. It was like icing on the

meteorological cake!

The Ice man cometh!

Love Frozen in Time!

The Snows of Yesteryear

December 1960 after Blizzard

President's Day Snowstorm 1979

What a way to spend a holiday!

Weather has always been of keen interest to me. How could a

person be aware of what the world outside holds - if they

don't know the weather. I am a member of the American

Meteorological Society(AMS), a writer of weather

materials. I am going to have a seperate web-site for

my weather related matters in the near future, by the

way! I am a correspondent with Accu-weather, and my

analysis on the 96' Blizzard can be seen in

Wendell Schott's book of the same name.

The April 1982 Blizzard in Progress!!

A foot of snow April 6, 1982!

The Flood of Summer of 86'

This was after the basin was built!!

I GREW UP IN A FLOOD ZONE! Every week there was a flood

it seemed, and even when they built the basin in town we had a

few impressive floods. The floods of the 60s and 70s still

remain locked in my consciousness as an historic

period. Maybe all that water should be here now

during these drought stricken summers.