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Updated: 3:57 PM Jan 8, 2008
The Shenandoah Valley: An Orographic Hotspot
The Shenandoah Valley is a roughly 160 mile long stretch of land located in Western Virginia. It lies between two major East Coast mountain ranges. Posted: 3:48 PM Jan 8, 2008Reporter: Leigh Abraham Email Address: labraham@whsv.com |
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thanks l.abraham....at 75,i now have in print what i've said for all my adult life....i get a kick out of the tv stations weather persons trying to do their difficult predictions..once again,i thank you L.Abraham for this article.
Just reiterating what the others have said...THANK YOU for a wonderful article that sheds a lot of light on what goes on around here. I appreciate taking the time to do this.
Thank you for an excellent article, very easy to understand and certainly makes sense with what I have observed.
Very interesting information. Answers alot questions as to our crazy weather.
Leigh, Thanks much for this informative article on our Valley weather. Your explanation is clear and logical. I'm amszed you folks usually get it right!
I've always said the mountains protect the valley. It seems as though I'm right. ;)
Exceptional information!!!
This exlainis alot, as to why most of the weather predictions this year have been way off. Thanks for explaining this in detail, I can can let up on our local weather forecasters lol
I live with my mother & sister and brother in-law, been living outside Bridgewater,Va. since July 2006.. I love it.......
I love this area, I have lived here my whole life. My husband and I moved away breifly a few years ago but I missed the mountains so, that we had to move back. I have always wondered what affect the mountains had on our weather, I knew they did, I just didn't know how! Thanks so much for the info!!