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LoisCane
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Canadian Model developing something?
      #75815 - Mon Jul 16 2007 10:48 AM

Not sure where to post this but the Canadian is rather insistent on development around Florida straits and now taking it all the way into Texas so wondering what anyone thinks.

Not sure where or how it could develop with such negative conditions (shear, sinking air, ULLs) but it keeps spinning it up enough to wonder.

Thanks.

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