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CoconutCandy
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Re: Hurricane Boris Maintains It's Eyewall
Wed Jul 02 2008 01:36 PM

Quick Update.

A couple microwave passes just in now show the eyewall to be open in the SE semicircle. But still quite impressive in the NW.

And daylight visible loops show the eye becoming diffuse and cloud filled. Seems that Boris has paid dearly for his eyewall extravagances of last night. Cannot fool mother nature, or cooler SST's !!

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Hurricane Boris Maintains It's Eyewall	CoconutCandy	Wed Jul 02 2008 01:36 PM
Re: Hurricane Boris Maintains It's Eyewall	CoconutCandy	Wed Jul 02 2008 01:36 PM

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