Richard Mamrosh

"... his Maine, service station. The winter of 1988-89 is likely to be remembered as the Winter of No Snow. ?This has been the driest January in 104 years." said Richard Mamrosh, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Burlington. Vt. The Champlain Valley in Vermont has had 19.9 inches of snow compared to the normal average of 42 inches. The story is ..."

"... that forms a backbone of weather forecasting across the United States. “Weather forecasting of any value would be just about impossible without weather balloons or a suitable replacement” said Richard Mamrosh. a meteorologist with the weather in Green Bay, Wis. Mamrosh is among those who say the time for a suitable replacement is almost here. Mamrosh has spent years studying whether See WEATHER, lisama WITH CHIEF FACING JAIL TIME, DCF HAS sm PLAN FOR BEDS With its top official facing a pos-' sible jail sentence, the ..."

"... and snowplows are hurting. The winter of 1988-89 is likely to be remembered as the Winter of No Snow. "This has been the driest January in 104 years," said Richard Mamrosh, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Burlington, Vt. Vermont's Champlain Valley has had 19.9 inches of snow compared to the normal average of 42 inches. Problems are already evident. Officials ..."

"... the Adirondack Mountains of New York and Mountains of Vermont, forecasters said. it's hard to bol talking about frost aitor the summer hent of the past few weeks,? forecaster Richard Mamrosh said. Snow on New hampshire's Mount Washington, the moet widespread rains in Iowa in a year ond a dip in Loke erie's temperature marked the nation's return to somewhat normal ..."