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Keith234
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Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal
      Fri Sep 10 2004 05:44 PM

Could the reason why we have more so called "ridging" be as a result of the cooler water temps off the northeast coast? That would be logically correct, because then that would drive the hurricanes more westward into Florida and the Gulf area.

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* Temperatures Depart from Normal Keith234 Fri Sep 10 2004 05:44 PM
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. * * Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal kelcot   Thu Sep 09 2004 10:04 PM
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