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sara33
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SST's
      #74441 - Fri Apr 20 2007 09:23 PM

Has anyone kept track of the SST's this year compared to last year or previous years? I was wondering if they are normal, lower, higher, etc.. If someone has a link to that info, that would be GREAT!!! Thanks so much!!

Christine

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Re: SST's [Re: sara33]
      #74443 - Sat Apr 21 2007 10:52 AM

Product Systems Branch of NOAA has this SST anomily page. Should show you everything you need.

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