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Message: [QUOTE="MX265, post: 237917, member: 21599"] Being Weather nut is somewhat of a disease or an addiction. It may require therapy. Zio somehow presented possibly WA for Weatheraholics Anonymous with "Hi My name is Joe....". This is somewhat accuarate I think. :) It is when you can't put the darn WX Radio down, or days off from work you spend at 6 hours of that day watching the Weather Channel only wishing that they would air re-runs of past great weather events eg-Superstorm '93, or the tornado outbreak here in GA that occured on 4\8\1998. I would love to see these re-runs. It is when you hear thunder and you stumble around for your camera and camcorder, and click on the WX channel, flip on your laptop for realtime doppler and Satallite imagery and turn on your WX Radio and scanner and your wife looks at you like you need help. It's when youare the only one driving down I-75 when there are 60+ MPH wind gusts and driving rain and large hail bouncing off your windsheild and your WX radio is cranking. This is when you may be a weather nut. I Just thought I would fill you in. But if I have any questions RE: specific theories in meteorology, I am going straight to Zio next time. :confused: XRP, I too am unfortunatly stuck in a cube answering calls. It sucks to be inside on a stormy day! ;) Andy [/QUOTE]