STORM TRACK: November 30, 1982 (Volume 6 Issue 1)

This month's Roster adds two new names to those who are interested in corresponding with other chasers around the country. Unless you specifically request it and provide a biographical sketch, I will respect your privacy and not include you here.

Name             Address                     Chase country - range

Barbara White    P.O. Box 22663              "unlimited...as long as finances hold up."
                 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33335
(Biography: age 26, single; works for "Animal Control" in
Ft. Lauderdale; began chasing hurricanes in 1980 and tornadoes in 1982.)

Jim Leonard     610 NE 123rd St #204         Hurricanes -Gulf and east coasts, as well
                Miami., Fla. 33161           as Caribbean; Tornadoes -Texas to Kansas
(Biography: age 33, single; works for Florida Power and Light
Company; began chasing hurricanes in 197l and tornadoes in l974; is
probably the pre-eminent hurricane chaser in the nation  as well as
one of the best tornado chasers; was the first ever to photograph an
anticyclonic tornado; his work and commentary may be seen from time
to time on John Coleman's Cable TV Weather, especially during storm
season.)

In addition to a poetry contribution, Barbara writes, "I only wish I had a million bucks so I could chase around the world from one storm to the next." Don't we all.