Thanks for the link on gravity waves, Channel 2 out of Orlando commented on this feature as well last night. I was just watching the Goes E Visible Floater Loop and slowed it way down and noticed what I believe to be a slight N jog (you have taught me not to jump to soon but watch for trends so I am going to do that with this observation) RSO - RAMSDIS . Does anyone else see this. Thanks for this site as a newbie I have found it totally fascinating. I understand alot about Tornados and Thunderstorms from being a former weather spotter in Ohio but Hurricanes are a new weather phenom for me to learn about and many of you are GREAT TEACHERS....Thank you so much. Bruce
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Port Orange, FL
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