This is good advice, folks, take a couple readings and average them out
to get your actual snowfall accumulation. Avoid grassy areas or areas
that may be warmed from beneath (example: cars, decks, etc.)
If blowing or drifting snow is happening, try to get an average. You
can report the depth of the highest drift as a drift. Avoid areas where
snow has actually "fallen" or overflowed from a structure to pile up -
such as a steep roof, this is not a valid drift because it was not
created by wind.
Thanks
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Storm Update
Date: 4 Mar 2001 18:45:23 -0000
From: "Tri-State Weather and Alerts" <sbccomp{at}sbccomputer.com>
To: List Member <pikeupdate{at}weatherwatchers.org>
Tri-State Weather and Alerts - http://www.tristatenews.com
...
For the rest of you 'all... If you wish to report snowfall
accumulations,
please take at least two, preferably 3 readings away from structures or
places where snow can't fall.
...
Charlie
1:44 PM Sunday Mar 4 2001
www.tristatenews.com
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