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timegmt xml data error
      #90242 - Wed May 18 2011 10:02 AM

Hello,
Big fan of this site!

I just noticed that there is an error in the timegmt element data in the storm xml data. Looks like they are all off by +1 hour. You can verify by looking at the time on the forecast advisories linked under the date vs. what is reported in the xml file.

Dave

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Re: timegmt xml data error [Re: dthompson]
      #90243 - Wed May 18 2011 10:52 AM

Ah. They aren't all wrong. Just the ones that fall in Daylight Time. Those that fall in Standard Time are correct. I suppose a Standard time adjustment was applied to all data.

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