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sooby
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help with trcking
      #42782 - Wed Jul 13 2005 08:04 PM

I wonder if any of you good people could help me with something? I have printed a map for tracking the hurricanes/storms etc for 2005,i am a little confused as to the lat. and long. for example...Emily on the 10th of July was 10.8n and 42.9w. Then on the 11th July she was 11.3n and 47.0w. I put all the co-ordinates in and all i got was a few little boxes in pencil! Obviously i'm doing something wrong...shouldnt i have a straight track from n and varying w? Sorry if i seem a bit of a dunce, but i'm really really new to this!
Id appreciate any help. Thanks

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Tazmanian93
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Re: help with trcking [Re: sooby]
      #42785 - Wed Jul 13 2005 08:15 PM

Go here and you can match up what you have. Just click on Emily for current storm, let me know if this helped

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/custom/sfl-inttrackmap.htmlstory

Or Here

http://html.wftv.com/sh/idi/weather/hurricanes/hurricanetracker.html

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Re: help with tracking [Re: Tazmanian93]
      #43062 - Thu Jul 14 2005 05:48 PM

Thanks very much Tasmanian93 for the links...I think i get the idea, i was drawing a new line for every pair of co-ordinates instead of making "ups and downs" in my tracking line. Oh well, have to keep practising i s'pose, i'll get there! Once again thanks.

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Re: help with tracking [Re: sooby]
      #43078 - Thu Jul 14 2005 07:39 PM

http://flhurricane.com/googlemap.php?2005s5

This is a nice little doohickey on the site. It uses Google's map service to chart the movement of storms.

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Re: help with tracking [Re: BullitNutz]
      #43110 - Thu Jul 14 2005 09:59 PM

Awww...how sweet is that?!! Brilliant... thanks

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