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Meg
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NHC animated model plot
      Thu Aug 28 2008 02:04 AM

Last summer, I don't remember which storm, somebody on this site put together an animated plot of just the NHC track. I found it really interesting to see how it changed over time. Any chance someone could do that this season? The Skeetobite animated is OK, but not quite the same as watching the cone move.

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