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Re: GOM System
      Tue Sep 25 2007 12:45 AM

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Only one degree of westward movement in an 14 hour span. That looks more like a 'drift or stationary' motion to me.



So Daniel if you still there awake, could you have and share with us your best guess for L94 either for the development and particularly for the tuture track? If it still drifting for 2 days, conditions would bend it to the north-east in your opinion?

Idem for S12(Karen) and the recurvature to north that most models and NHC plot.

And finally (for the same price) the chances for L97, where some models plot the path to East Coast or GOM

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* Re: looks like a TD to me at the least cieldumort Tue Sep 25 2007 12:45 AM
. * * Re: GOM System cieldumort   Tue Sep 25 2007 01:35 AM
. * * Re: GOM System oil tracker   Tue Sep 25 2007 12:45 AM
. * * GOM System danielwAdministrator   Tue Sep 25 2007 12:21 AM
. * * TD 12 danielwAdministrator   Tue Sep 25 2007 12:15 AM

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