Sure looks good on the WV imagery. I was thinking if it weren't classified at 5:00 it wouldn't be at 11:00. Now I'm not so sure. There's probably no need to rush classification, but no good reason not too either...since I'm banking an entire blackbird pie on it becoming a hurricane and one to watch. Frank P. hooked me up with some really good crow roasting recipes a while ago, but I'm always hungry for more.
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