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Keith234
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Just a Suggestion
      #21073 - Sat Aug 28 2004 01:44 AM

What if you could make a forum for forecasting mid-latitude cyclones such as noreasters and southeasters? I know it's early but it would be interesting. Just a suggestion

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Re: Just a Suggestion [Re: Keith234]
      #21245 - Sun Aug 29 2004 05:27 AM

You can use the Other Weather Events Forum for that purpose, but limit it to those storms that are indeed newsworthy. Keep in mind that this is primarily a tropical forum for the Atlantic basin and that many of us enjoy the chance to recover during the winter season.
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