Hi, Bryan et al.
Bryan, thanks for the great response.
> In these maps, I see an area of weak frontal passage or at
> the least frontgenesis (front "birthing" area) just south of
Pittsburgh
> running ese to wnw. The winds behind the frontal zone are directly
> from the north or slightly
NFCers,
I have saved off a bunch of the radar data and a bunch of streamline data from
the Sept 10-11 event for my personal use and would be willing to share them
with
anyone who wants to see them. They are currently hidden to the world, but I
could make them available if anyone wants to look
Hi, all.
I've been enjoying the discussion of the "monumental nocturnal
migration" of Sept. 10-11, 2010.
Which reminds me of something. It's a bit obscure, but I think some of
you may appreciate it--and may be able to help with something. We're
coming up on the 25th anniversary of the greatest
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> *To:* Benjamin Van Doren
> *Cc:* David La Puma; Bill Evans; NFC-L@cornell.edu
> *Subject:* Re: [nfc-l] reflections on a monumental nocturnal migration
>
> Hi all,
>
> Ditto (almost) to what Benjamin wrote: we (Andrew Farnsworth, Anne
> Klingensmith, and I) hav
-9874...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Mike
Powers
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:06 PM
To: Benjamin Van Doren
Cc: David La Puma; Bill Evans; NFC-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] reflections on a monumental nocturnal migration
Hi all,
Ditto (almost) to what Benjamin wrote: we (Andrew
: David La Puma
Cc: Bill Evans; NFC-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] reflections on a monumental nocturnal migration
Bill & David -
Andrew Farnsworth and I have 6 ARUs deployed within the greater NY metro
area, so we too have recordings for that night. Can't wait to see what the
: Bill Evans; NFC-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] reflections on a monumental nocturnal migration
Bill & David -
Andrew Farnsworth and I have 6 ARUs deployed within the greater NY metro
area, so we too have recordings for that night. Can't wait to see what they
hold (though everything
Hi all,
Ditto (almost) to what Benjamin wrote: we (Andrew Farnsworth, Anne
Klingensmith, and I) have several microphones out in the Ithaca area hope to
analyze the night of the 10th shortly. We're looking forward to comparisons
with the various recording stations around the northeast!
Earlier
Bill & David -
Andrew Farnsworth and I have 6 ARUs deployed within the greater NY metro
area, so we too have recordings for that night. Can't wait to see what they
hold (though everything may not be extracted and classified for few months).
I was listening for about an hour on the night of the
Awesome, Bill.
Might I add that tonight should be an excellent flight for the same region;
the largest since the Sept 10-11 flight. If you find me tomorrow in the
early AM, I'll have a Rogue Northwestern Ale freshly chilled.
Cheers- and good listening!
David
ps. we have data from several mics
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