Daily Archives: 8/30/2006

Here we go!!!

Posted on 8/30/2006 by David La Puma

The biggest night of migration so far this spring is currently underway in the Northeast. The kicker is that south of New Jersey there’s a whole lot of unstable atmosphere with some heavy thunderstorms. This will likely result in great … Continue reading →

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“It’s the rain, man, always keepin’ us down!”

Posted on 8/30/2006 by David La Puma

Looks like the rain in the earlier part of the night may have kept migration to a minimum. Winds were not very cooperative either. Even though winds were out of the NE on the surface, they continued out of the … Continue reading →

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