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Re: Wind Directions Specific to Emily and the Yucatan
      Sun Jul 17 2005 10:58 PM

Indeed it will...indeed it will!

The pictures can tell quite a bit of the story, but usually, you need more pictures to help fill in the gaps...as backward as that may sound. In this case, looking at water vapor helps to confirm what is/was happening on the visible/infrared imagery.

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