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Fri Jul 30 2004 01:47 PM
agree with joe.. can't find one ..

area of deepest convection is furthest from the "center" and would ask why we wouldn't expect this to die out eventually and as the storms to the se move further into the warm (but dusty) tropics.. develop there?

long shot there....but think the whole thing is a long shot

posted this article in "other weather" or some forum like that on this board.. see? following rules.. wondering tho why we don't have a forum for global warming and one for El Nino to keep this true to tropical weather?

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/environment/story.jsp?story=546138


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