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Jamiewx
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      Fri Jun 17 2005 05:31 PM

I thought this might be the right place to post this info, since it concerns tropical cyclone development. I think I may have posted it last year, but for those who do not have it in their bookmarks, it is a guide to Dvorak Classification of Satellite Images.

http://www.tropicalupdate.com/atlantic_tropic_watch_guide_to_d.htm

Edit: I guess it would help to give a link for the site where you can obtain T-Numbers for an active system.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html#ATL

Edited by Jamiewx (Fri Jun 17 2005 05:39 PM)

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