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Keith234
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The Storm Nearing Europe
      #33867 - Sun Oct 10 2004 04:20 PM

I have been noticing that a storm , a mid-latitude cyclone is really ramping up. It almost looks like a sub-tropical storm, convection is starting to occur and the cold tops seem to be cooling, also it's very organized having banding features and a crude-form of an eye. Needless to say, Europe and Spain are in for a rough ride. You can see it at the very east end of this satellite imagery.
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/europe/images/xxirmet7.GIF
Nasy looking cyclone. Also to note the subtropical storm almost looks like a leaf cloud, must be one of the phases.

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Edited by Keith234 (Sun Oct 10 2004 04:22 PM)

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