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Rob_M
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Re: Discussion
      Mon Jul 12 2004 08:23 PM

Yeah...can't really add much to what the NHC has already said on this one. Slowly becoming better organized tonight with a more symmetrical structure and deeper convection near the center. I imagine Blas is just 6-12HR away provided the trend continues. Shear is almost non-existent in the area, but subsidence lies immediately in the direction the storm is moving. This will keep it from intensifying TOO quickly...right now a moderate TS seems like a good bet before it approaches cooler waters.

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* Action in the East Pacific James88 Mon Jul 12 2004 08:23 PM
. * * Re: Action in the East Pacific James88   Mon Jul 12 2004 09:42 AM
. * * Blas LI Phil   Mon Jul 12 2004 01:14 PM
. * * Re: Blas James88   Mon Jul 12 2004 02:53 PM
. * * Re: Blas LI Phil   Mon Jul 12 2004 03:16 PM
. * * Discussion LI Phil   Mon Jul 12 2004 06:50 PM
. * * Re: Discussion Rob_M   Mon Jul 12 2004 08:23 PM

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