. Annual data summary for 1992, CERC Field Research Facility. Ocean waves; Water waves; Oceanography; Oceanographic research stations. 26-27 March 1992 {Figure 29) On the morning of 26 March, a low pressure system associated with a cold front, formed along the North Carolina coast. By 27 March, the storm had moved north and inland over New England. The maximum H^^^ (at gage 625) of m (31 = sec) was attained at 1634 EST on 26 March. Maximum winds (from northeast) reached m/sec on 26 March at 0842 EST. The minimum atmo- spheric pressure of mb was obtained at 1442 EST also on 2
. Annual data summary for 1992, CERC Field Research Facility. Ocean waves; Water waves; Oceanography; Oceanographic research stations. 26-27 March 1992 {Figure 29) On the morning of 26 March, a low pressure system associated with a cold front, formed along the North Carolina coast. By 27 March, the storm had moved north and inland over New England. The maximum H^^^ (at gage 625) of m (31 = sec) was attained at 1634 EST on 26 March. Maximum winds (from northeast) reached m/sec on 26 March at 0842 EST. The minimum atmo- spheric pressure of mb was obtained at 1442 EST also on 26 March. There was 39 mm of precipitation. Atmospheric Pre. MARCH, '.992 Figure 29. Data for 26-27 March 1992 storm 57. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Leffler, Michael W; U. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station; United States. Army. Corps of Engineers; Coastal Engineering Research Center (U. S. ). [Vicksburg, Miss. : U. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station]
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