Let's Give Credit Where Credit is Due

Doyboy · 02-28-2008, 09:39 PM

While watching the 10:00 news from channel seven in Boston (NBC-WHDH), meteorologist Pete Bouchard was quoting snowfall totals around New England and he happend to mention 102 inches at Lake Winnipesaukee. Specifically, he noted, at Black Cat Island. My mind immediately said, "I bet I know where Pete got this information from. My bet would be our resident weather expert CanisLupusArctos' posts on the Winnipesaukee Forum. Made me proud. Keep up the good work CLA!

Blue Thunder · 02-29-2008, 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Doyboy

While watching the 10:00 news from channel seven in Boston (NBC-WHDH), meteorologist Pete Bouchard was quoting snowfall totals around New England and he happend to mention 102 inches at Lake Winnipesaukee. Specifically, he noted, at Black Cat Island. My mind immediately said, "I bet I know where Pete got this information from. My bet would be our resident weather expert CanisLupusArctos' posts on the Winnipesaukee Forum. Made me proud. Keep up the good work CLA!

I am the first one to give CLA all the accolades that I can, but Pete Bouchard probably got those totals from the NWS website since CLA is a trained/official SkyWarn Weather Observer for the National Weather Service and reports his weather conditions and totals to them.

BT

02-28-2008, 09:39 PM	#1
Doyboy Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Wolfeboro, NH and Reading, MA Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	Let's Give Credit Where Credit is Due While watching the 10:00 news from channel seven in Boston (NBC-WHDH), meteorologist Pete Bouchard was quoting snowfall totals around New England and he happend to mention 102 inches at Lake Winnipesaukee. Specifically, he noted, at Black Cat Island. My mind immediately said, "I bet I know where Pete got this information from. My bet would be our resident weather expert CanisLupusArctos' posts on the Winnipesaukee Forum. Made me proud. Keep up the good work CLA!