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Re: Area of Interest - West Central Atlantic
      Tue Jun 28 2005 12:31 AM

Ed, you beat me to the new wave over Western Africa.
I caught a glimpse of it looking at the Lesser Antilles.
Very, impressive wave. Extends from 10 N to 20 N. With the most pronounced signature I've seen this season.
Last good-sized wave dropped about half of it's size after moving offshore. I hope this one does too.


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