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Re: Alex... Last page. [Re: Ed in Va]
      #88056 - Thu Jul 01 2010 08:05 PM

I heard and read how many forecasters said this storm acted much more like a wetpac typhoon than a hurricane. I would love to hear someone elaborate on that, and what that difference would be, and did it cause some of the idiosyncrasies associated with Alex?

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Re: Alex... Last page. [Re: Ed Dunham]
      #88059 - Thu Jul 01 2010 08:27 PM

At 02/00Z, Alex was still a minimal Tropical Storm with sustained winds of 40mph - moving west northwest at 13mph. Approximate location was 23.4N 102.0W. Sure is a tenacious storm.
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