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      #20596 - Fri Aug 20 2004 06:06 PM

chaba/aera.. interesting for what will teleconnect in the days ahead in the atlantic. globals are starting to latch onto disturbed weather near the east coast next week, shortwave leavings. chaba is progged to recurve east of japan.. not so with aera. it should cross japan in three days or so.. the teleconnection lag is 6-10 days, so if anything pops off the east coast early next week it could very well run the coast at the end of the week.
only other mention.. MJO effects apparent in the eastpac.. estelle furthest west, and two invests south of mexico (one the successor to earl).. atlantic should respond in a week give or take.
HF 2206z20august

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