Bath, Pennsylvania - U.S.A.
Charles A. Giannetta
Meteorologist Emeritus
Professor
"Picture Of The Week".
Below is a picture of Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack.
Picture Taken By: "Jacqueline L. Schaffer Giannetta".
Above pictute shows Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack, located in the Pocono Mountains
of Northeastern Pennsylvania, USA. Also showing cumulus clouds in bright blue sky on a beautiful summer day..
Lake Wallenpaupack (Wallinkpaupeek) named by the Lenni Lenape Indians of the Delaware Nation. "A stream
of swift and slow water".
Lake Wallenpaupack was built in 1926 by the: Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. It is one of the
largest man-made lakes in Pennsylvania with over 52 miles of showerline.
Jacqueline & Charles Giannetta are members of the: "Giannetta Meteorological Society".
Charles also has his own web site which is about rebuilding his
"69 Pontiac Grand Prix"
"Charles E. Giannetta's Web Site.
69 Grand Prix Pontiac Restoration".
"N O T E"
All weather articles written by the author,
weather records for Bath, Pa. USA, graphs,
graphics, pictures, are copyrighted and are owned by the author.
If you make use of data from this site,
please make reference to the: Station Licensee: Virginia T. Giannetta.
Owner - Author: Charles A. Giannetta. Computer Consultant: Charles E. Giannetta
& This Web Site. Thank you.
© 2000 Charles A. Giannetta
Charles A. Giannetta |
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Meteorologist Emeritus
Professor
"Picture Of The Week".
Below is a picture of Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack.
Picture Taken By: "Jacqueline L. Schaffer Giannetta".
Above pictute shows Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack, located in the Pocono Mountains
of Northeastern Pennsylvania, USA. Also showing cumulus clouds in bright blue sky on a beautiful summer day..
Lake Wallenpaupack (Wallinkpaupeek) named by the Lenni Lenape Indians of the Delaware Nation. "A stream
of swift and slow water".
Lake Wallenpaupack was built in 1926 by the: Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. It is one of the
largest man-made lakes in Pennsylvania with over 52 miles of showerline.
Jacqueline & Charles Giannetta are members of the: "Giannetta Meteorological Society".
Charles also has his own web site which is about rebuilding his
"69 Pontiac Grand Prix"
"Charles E. Giannetta's Web Site.
69 Grand Prix Pontiac Restoration".
"N O T E"
All weather articles written by the author,
weather records for Bath, Pa. USA, graphs,
graphics, pictures, are copyrighted and are owned by the author.
If you make use of data from this site,
please make reference to the: Station Licensee: Virginia T. Giannetta.
Owner - Author: Charles A. Giannetta. Computer Consultant: Charles E. Giannetta
& This Web Site. Thank you.
© 2000 Charles A. Giannetta
"Picture Of The Week".
Below is a picture of Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack.
Picture Taken By: "Jacqueline L. Schaffer Giannetta".
Above pictute shows Charles E. Giannetta boating on Lake Wallenpaupack, located in the Pocono Mountains
of Northeastern Pennsylvania, USA. Also showing cumulus clouds in bright blue sky on a beautiful summer day..
Lake Wallenpaupack (Wallinkpaupeek) named by the Lenni Lenape Indians of the Delaware Nation. "A stream
of swift and slow water".
Lake Wallenpaupack was built in 1926 by the: Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. It is one of the
largest man-made lakes in Pennsylvania with over 52 miles of showerline.
Jacqueline & Charles Giannetta are members of the: "Giannetta Meteorological Society".
Charles also has his own web site which is about rebuilding his
"69 Pontiac Grand Prix"
"Charles E. Giannetta's Web Site. 69 Grand Prix Pontiac Restoration". |
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"N O T E"
All weather articles written by the author,
weather records for Bath, Pa. USA, graphs,
graphics, pictures, are copyrighted and are owned by the author.
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© 2000 Charles A. Giannetta
© 2000 Charles A. Giannetta