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Re: Bay of campeche
      Wed Jul 25 2007 05:56 AM

I noticed several of the tropical models were indicating an "area of disturbed weather", for lack of a better phrase, in the NW Yucatan / Bay of Campeche.
Through out the next several days. Last nights models were indicating the possibility of two separate 'systems'.
The present system near the Yucatan Peninsula and a second system was progged to move 'over' Lower Mexico from the E Pacific.

I haven't checked the updates. But the pressures in the BOC area, last check, were near 1013mb or sea level pressure.

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* Bay of campeche Robert Wed Jul 25 2007 05:56 AM
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