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ltpat228
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Re: dimensions
      Sun Sep 09 2007 05:03 PM

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I recall several years ago, perhaps 2004, watching the miami radar as one storm was developing off the florida coast, and i could hardly believe what i was seeing regarding the eyewall size. it must have been 50 miles across. does anyone recall how big a system this was dimensionally, at that time? i don't recall how this system transformed .


I know Frances had the largest eye I have ever seen.
In fact at 1 point, her eye was larger than Lake Okeechobee!

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb/frances/index.html

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