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Keith234
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Loc: 40.7N/73.3W Long Island
Eastern Pacific Inactive
      Mon Aug 16 2004 09:30 PM

I can't seem to figure out the cause of the decreased activity in the eastern pacific this year. I have been noticing over the years that this trend is occuring as the the Alantic Basin somewhat increases in activity, could they be related?Thanks.

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Edited by Jason234 (Tue Aug 17 2004 07:39 AM)

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. * * Re: Eastern Pacific Inactive James88   Thu Aug 19 2004 05:17 AM
. * * Re: Eastern Pacific Inactive Keith234   Thu Aug 19 2004 09:15 AM

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