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Re: Hey Shawn,
      #2561 - Mon Sep 02 2002 09:42 PM

Hey steve, awake here in SW LA. Been watching all afternoon. Local Mets are getting real interested here. Whats your take. BarryB

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      #2566 - Mon Sep 02 2002 10:49 PM

I don't know. I think a surface low is going to form south of you guys, but the way the flow is, it may not have enough time to get organized and classified as a TD or TS. Should bring a few inches of rain and some tstorms to TX on Wed though. Correction on that one pressure - it was 29.84 not 29.94.

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