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Ed Dunham
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Re: Area of Interest - Karen in the Gulf of Mexico
Sat Oct 05 2013 12:39 AM

At 05/04Z strong windshear has displaced convection over two hundred miles to the east of a naked swirl of low clouds. Center is at 26.5N 91W and moving off to the northwest into dry air. Hard to imagine how the system can survive in such hostile conditions. Winds are at 40 knots and decreasing.
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Area of Interest - Karen in the Gulf of Mexico	Ed Dunham	Sat Oct 05 2013 12:39 AM
Re: Area of Interest - Karen in the Gulf of Mexico	Ed Dunham	Fri Oct 04 2013 01:05 PM
Re: Area of Interest - Karen in the Gulf of Mexico	Ed Dunham	Sat Oct 05 2013 12:39 AM

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