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Edski
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Loc: Palm Harbor, Florida, USA
Low Pressure Aloft
      Wed Jun 08 2011 08:48 PM

looking at an IR loop, it looks like here in central FLA we're actually under an upper level low. A little low pressure eddy shedding off the blocking high that has been scortching half the country.

(Post moved to a more appropriate Forum - this is the best place for discussion on current features in the basin.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Wed Jun 08 2011 10:40 PM)

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