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doug
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Re: The "season" so far
Tue Aug 27 2013 12:05 PM

This will become the first season in recent memory w/o a hurricane before the end of August. Next week, however, things begin to change for a few weeks with a more pos. MJO effect expected in the basin. What has interested me most is the series of upper level eddys that have hovered in and around the Florida Straits/GOM region. These features have influenced at least four of the storms so far this year and neutralized three of them. I do not recall this type of recurrent pattern occurring before, although I am sure it has.

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Re: The "season" so far	doug	Tue Aug 27 2013 12:05 PM

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