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John C
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Re: East PAC vs West ATL
      Thu Aug 31 2006 11:28 AM

There was a big discussion on this in the ask and tell forum under the subject : Hurricane Trends. More El Nino / La Nina than east pac. Here is the Quick Link

But please if anyone can add to this discussion please do.
John

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