MicroburstNews and information about microbursts.Close to Home: Briefly - Maine Sunday Telegram- September 17, 2008 Consumers for Affordable Health Care and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation are trying to get more eligible children enrolled in public health programs. Parents with uninsured children can call the CAHC HelpLine at 1-800-965-7476 or MaineCare ...http://pressherald.mainetoday.com/story.php?id=210548&ac=PHnws In Hurricane Ike, bumpy ride with bird's-eye view- September 15, 2008 Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike.http://www.trib.com/articles/2008/09/15/ap/science/d9354sh80.txt In Hurricane Ike, bumpy ride with bird's-eye view - NWITimes.com- September 15, 2008 INSIDE HURRICANE IKE - Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike. The gray cloud, looming 50,000 feet into the sky like a colossal concrete barrier was ...http://nwitimes.com/articles/2008/09/15/ap/science/d9354sh80.txt Families clean up after tornado- September 14, 2008 Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Sep. 14--TWO TORNADOES AND A MICROBURST -- Jimmy Grems, 41, couldn't be less charmed with his three encounters with Kansas storms.http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-families-clean-up-after-tornado-/2008/09/14/3649101.htm Storm chasers gather information for National Hurricane Center- September 14, 2008 Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike.http://www.southtownstar.com/news/1161422,091408ikeeye.article In Hurricane Ike, bumpy ride with bird's-eye view - Chippewa Herald- September 14, 2008 INSIDE HURRICANE IKE - Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike. The gray cloud, looming 50,000 feet into the sky like a colossal concrete barrier was ...http://www.chippewa.com/articles/2008/09/15/ap/science/d9354sh80.txt In Hurricane Ike, bumpy ride with bird's-eye view- September 13, 2008 Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike.http://www.thetimesonline.com/articles/2008/09/13/ap/science/d9354sh80.txt In Hurricane Ike, bumpy ride with bird's-eye view - NWITimes.com- September 13, 2008 INSIDE HURRICANE IKE - Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike. The gray cloud, looming 50,000 feet into the sky like a colossal concrete barrier was ...http://nwitimes.com/articles/2008/09/13/ap/science/d9354sh80.txt Bumpy flight offers a bird's-eye view of Ike - MSNBC- September 12, 2008 Lt. Col. Mark Carter pilots an Air Force Reserve C-130J aircraft as he and fellow hurricane hunters of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron finish a fourth trip across Ike during a 10-hour, 3,000-mile trek to monitor the storm. INSIDE HURRICANE ...http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26676853/ Flying into the eye of the storm- September 12, 2008 Amid the engines' roar, the Air Force Reserve pilots and navigator worked calmly as their huge plane neared the eyewall of Hurricane Ike.http://www.dailybreeze.com/ci_10447764 |