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Re: Areas of Concern - The 'E' 'D' Storms
      Sun Aug 19 2007 01:42 PM

Regarding Erin, yes, it is unusual but not necessarily unprecedented. Most of the other cases involve interaction with a trough and occur much further to the east, though there are a few Texas cases as well. What happened last night was probably somewhat similar to intense convective systems that fire in the central Plains during the warm season, with an intense low level jet stream supporting convection on the east side of the storm. The remnant circulation center provided the focusing mechanism for that convection and it took on the appearance of an intense overland tropical cyclone once again.

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* Areas of Concern - The 'E' 'D' Storms Ed DunhamAdministrator Sun Aug 19 2007 01:42 PM
. * * Re: Areas of Concern - The 'E' 'D' Storms madmumbler   Sun Aug 19 2007 11:48 AM
. * * Re: Areas of Concern - The 'E' 'D' Storms Clark   Sun Aug 19 2007 01:42 PM
. * * Re: Erin Thunderbird12   Sun Aug 19 2007 05:42 PM
. * * Re: Erin madmumbler   Sun Aug 19 2007 06:21 PM

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