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Ginger
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Ernesto Nearing Landfall Overnight
      Tue Aug 29 2006 07:44 PM

I have a question...

Why do some storms spawn tornadoes like crazy (like Ivan did) but others do not?

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* Ernesto Nearing Landfall Overnight Ginger Tue Aug 29 2006 07:44 PM
. * * Re: Ernesto Nearing Landfall Overnight West FL Jess   Tue Aug 29 2006 07:46 PM
. * * Re: Ernesto Nearing Landfall Overnight furkidsmom   Tue Aug 29 2006 07:53 PM
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