"W P Dixon" wrote

Oh man the dreaded stinking papermill! I do mean stink too! There's one in
Jesup , GA that will just turn your stomach within 30 miles of it!

The locals say that that is the "smell of money." It is fermentation,
breaking down the pulp.

This windshear was all related to the passage of the developing storm, a
Nor'easter, now headed up the east coast. Lots of complex things going on.
A cold front was in the area, so you have warm air from the south rising
over it, air from the north blowing and being trapped under the rising warm
air, and changing directions along the frontal boundary. Now add to that a
developing low pressure system, and a good bit of convection activity, and
you have a ......well, a mess! ;-o

That there is some 'o those tecqicquanal wather terminiiligy!

I'm about half surprised there was not some of that solid h2o mixed in there
somewhere, too.
--
Jim in NC