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ShawnS
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Re: Speaking of the same...
      Fri Aug 02 2002 11:31 PM

The gulf system is looking more impressive by the minute. There looks to be some banding out there and I'm now at a 50/50 with this system. If this thing does get going, how strong do ya'll think it may be able to get before it goes inland. I know that the upper air patterns are not " perfect" but there does seem to be a few things in its favor. Any thoughts?

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