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Re: Still Quiet
      Sun Nov 19 2006 09:46 AM

hmm.....light frozen precip coming to the south? Just looked at the 850mb, if there is some precip, then there might be a surprise coming for some folks in GA. Nothing worthing getting over thrilled about though! but looking at the winds along the west coast.... esp. the carolina's could be strong come tues.!

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/mm5winter/t850.d2.html

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Edited by Storm Hunter (Sun Nov 19 2006 09:58 PM)

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