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February 14th 05, 01:17 AM
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"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message Taking Kennesaw "Mountain" and Stone
"Mountain" out of the equation, you need to get pretty far North in Georgia (75 miles from Atlanta, at least) to find anything more than 500' hills... The light chop we encountered was normal when crossing the south side of the Jetstream. It wasn't mountain wave activity. Even though mountain wave activity from the Rockies has been blamed by the NTSB for high altitude upsets with injuries as far east as New Foundland, I'm guessing that Thursday's severe turbulence was caused by the Jetstream bunching up on itself. D. 
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