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Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 18:58:14 -0400
Subject: September 27, 1998 Kennesaw Mountain Report.
Message-Id: <19980927.185821.3182.5.BDRALLE@juno.com>
From: bdralle@juno.com (BRUCE DRALLE)

Time: 0700 - 1100.  0700 weather: low overcast  rolled in around 0615
from the southeast. Light fog and light drizzle on top of Big Kennesaw. 
Temperature 66 wind east/southeast 5 - 10 mph. Dew point 70.  1100
weather : overcast skies with breaks in the overcast.  The ceiling is
beginning to lift slowly.  Temperature 78 wind southeast 10 mph.
Hurricane Georges is 242 miles southeast from New Orleans as of  0400.
Georges is moving northwest at 8 mph.  Georges is a category two
hurricane with winds of 110 mph.  Georges is excepted to make landfall
somewhere between New Orleans and Mobile within the next 24 hours. 
Observers: 10 hw, md, ph, ch, gr, sr, clo, kp, dp +bd.

merl1 flyby on top of Big Kennesaw.  
ghow2
chsw20
rthu2
eape5
rcki4
bggn4
gcth1
swth7
woth4
grca5
bhvi1
revi1
gwwa2 a.m.
tewa13
nopa1 f.f.f.
cswa6 f.f.  no chestnut on the flanks.
mawa9
bnwa9 5 a.m. 2 a.f. 1f.f.f 1h.
blwa5 1 a.m. 2 a.f. 1 f.f.m. 1 unk.
piwa1 m.
bawa6 2 a.m. 4 a.f.
amre14 3 a.m. 2 f.f.m. 6 a.f. 3 unk. 
wewa3
howa4 2 a.m. 2 h.
suta4 h.
scta4
rbgr9 2a.m. 2a.f. 1 f.f.m. 4 h.
amgo1

Notes: 12 species of warblers. 

See ya, 
BruceD.

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