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Re: New invest in Pacific
      Sat Jun 05 2004 06:36 PM

That post probably belongs in the "other storm basin" forum, but to answer your question: No. Joe B's storm faded away under very unfavourable conditions (had to spell it the british way). This new invest is just that, new. If it does develop into Blas, it was not from anything Joe saw.

BTW, he's been on the road for the past few days, so he hasn't really been able to post much. Nothing today, nothing Thursday, and just a brief post yesterday.

I'll keep everyone updated when he comes out with something new.

LI Phil

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