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LoisCane
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Re: La Nina Still Expected-stu ostro
      Tue Jun 12 2007 08:32 AM

Thanks for the link to his blog.

Stu Ostro is a very good writer. He is very grounded, cautious, doesn't hype nor does he rush to conclusions.

I've read other things he wrote and they are also enjoyable to read and I learn a lot.

And, I think what he says is true.. it is not the strength of the La Nina as much as the lack of El Nino.

And, I would add La Nina perhaps plays a bigger part in the track tropical systems will take once they do form.

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