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M.A.
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Convection in GOM
Wed Jul 25 2012 03:46 PM

A couple of areas in the GOM that bear watching. The area just off the Mexican coast line looks to have a slight rotation on the visible sat. The area S of the panhandle of Florida has a nice blow up of convection and looks to be assosiated with the wave that came through Florida a few days ago. Time will tell.

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Thu Jul 26 2012 12:23 AM)

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Convection in GOM	M.A.	Wed Jul 25 2012 03:46 PM
Re: Convection in GOM	Storm Cooper	Wed Jul 25 2012 11:58 PM

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