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Hurric
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INVEST Numbering
Sat Aug 16 2003 08:26 AM

Would someone explain the system they use when numbering and lettering the invest they post on NRL site?
It was a bit confusing with Erika when sometimes 91L and at other times 21L were showing. I thought maybe one of them was tracking the invisible LLC somewhere to the south while the other was for the convective mass and midlevel center that I was watching.
Hurric

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INVEST Numbering	Hurric	Sat Aug 16 2003 08:26 AM
Re: INVEST Numbering	Ed Dunham	Sun Aug 17 2003 08:26 AM

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