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Tue Sep 24 2002 09:30 PM
I'll ask again

This question was on the last board, so I thought I would repost and hopefully get an answer.


The same trough that is supposed to turn Isidore due north for the next two days is supposed to be so far south as to turn Lili shortly thereafter.
If this trough is going to be moving through and past Florida before Saturday, why wouldn't the trough push Isidore even further east?
I mean, is Isidore going to bust through the trough as it moves past her?



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