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WesnWylie
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#88985 - Fri Aug 20 2010 07:03 PM

There is an area of convection off the coast of the Carolinas that looks kind of interesting this afternoon. It is associated with a frontal boundary that has stalled off the coast. It looks to be moving off to the SSW as of 6:00 p.m. CDT. Any thoughts on whether it could be something to monitor?

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Aug 20 2010 07:54 PM)

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