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doug
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Something in the GOM?
Tue Aug 30 2011 01:57 PM

There is increasing speculation that something will spin up in the GOM this week. The Eastern GOM has been enduring welcome light rain as the trough left behind last week dissipates. Today however the picture is getting a little more complex a there is a new blow up of convection at about 85W. Also, do my eyes see a new vortex forming at 25N and 87W? Such occurences at the tail end of dying troughs over warm waters is not un heard of. Worth watching, IMO

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Something in the GOM?	doug	Tue Aug 30 2011 01:57 PM
Re: Something in the GOM?	B_from_NC	Tue Aug 30 2011 04:19 PM
Re: Something in the GOM?	MikeC	Tue Aug 30 2011 06:18 PM

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