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Robert
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Central Africa wave
Thu Aug 22 2019 09:30 AM Attachment (937 downloads)

In addition to the wave that just moved off the coast there is a vigorous wave currently moving across central west Africa. Has a nice little band in the current shot attached, will watch for when it exits on saturday.

Edited by Robert (Thu Aug 22 2019 09:31 AM)

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Central Africa wave	Robert	Thu Aug 22 2019 09:30 AM
Re: Central Africa wave	Robert	Mon Aug 26 2019 04:47 PM
Re: Central Africa wave	B.C.Francis	Wed Aug 28 2019 07:38 AM

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