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Re: Tropical Wave Getting Stronger?!?!
      Thu Jul 27 2006 07:36 AM

I agree. The waves are finally showing some convection. I think the African dust is letting up some. Which is usual in July. As for the far east wave. Usually if there is no low level circulation it will head west. The wave could be a monster but if there is no llc it most likely will stay west.

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* Tropical Wave Getting Stronger?!?! bobw211 Thu Jul 27 2006 07:36 AM
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