Home Page of Steve Horstmeyer, Meteorologist

Homepage of Steve Horstmeyer
Chief Meteorologist, WXIX TV, FOX19, Cincinnati, OH, USA

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Hello from the community of Madisonville, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
North Latitude 39.15°
West Longitude 84.40°
Elevation 611 ft. (186 m.) MSL

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John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge,
completed just after the Civil War, it was the first permanent structure to span the Ohio River.
Roebling used multi-strand cables for the first time on so long a structure marking a great
leap forward in bridge engineering. This was the prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge and my favorite Cincinnati landmark.

January 19, 1994, 7:25 AM,
Steam Fog on the Ohio River
Temperature -24°F, Wind NW 20 mph, Wind Chill -63°F. April 2, 1997 from Covington, KY
Note the comet Hale-Bopp just above the center of the bridge.

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John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, completed just after the Civil War, it was the first permanent structure to span the Ohio River. Roebling used multi-strand cables for the first time on so long a structure marking a great leap forward in bridge engineering. This was the prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge and my favorite Cincinnati landmark.

January 19, 1994, 7:25 AM, Steam Fog on the Ohio River Temperature -24°F, Wind NW 20 mph, Wind Chill -63°F.	April 2, 1997 from Covington, KY Note the comet Hale-Bopp just above the center of the bridge.