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Tropical Storm Boris / MJO Thread Split
      Mon Jun 30 2008 03:27 AM

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Is it possible that the MJO is in the area of both of these storms (Boris and Christina)?

They seemed to have spun up fast in unison as if something there suddenly changed after a quiet period.




Thank you for your question and excellent observations. I'm sure many of you have been wondering about this.

I will *attempt* to explain a bit more about the MJO in a NEW post (thread) in the "Hurricane Ask/Tell" forum. Please look for that thread to be continued there.




Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Jun 30 2008 05:57 PM)

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* Tropical Storm Boris Gathers Stream CoconutCandy Mon Jun 30 2008 03:27 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Storm Boris Gathers Stream Rich B   Sat Jun 28 2008 11:22 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Storm Boris Gathers Stream DarleneCane   Sat Jun 28 2008 05:37 PM
. * * Tropical Storm Boris / MJO Thread Split CoconutCandy   Mon Jun 30 2008 03:27 AM

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