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Re: Basin On Hold Again [Re: MikeC]
      #88990 - Sat Aug 21 2010 03:37 PM

Looks as though invest 95L is starting to get its act together. Definite rotation and convection is starting to fire near the center. It seems as though it is farther south 11n 33w than what the models initialized. I still dont buy the early re curvature yet...but until there is a LLC models are not horribly useful

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Re: Basin On Hold Again [Re: WeatherNut]
      #88991 - Sat Aug 21 2010 04:09 PM



The appearance on high resolution satellite loop is impressive with clear cyclonic axis notable near around 11.3 N approaching 32W.

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