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Robert
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Re: Gulf of Mexico Watching and Wave Watching
      Sun Aug 03 2008 03:55 PM

mann 90L looks good so does 91L , remeber how years ago if the nrl tagged something a low it was classified a depression. I think scince they changed directors they changed how on they belive to be a derpresiion becuse it seems that what is not classified would have been a depression years ago and what is a depression would be classified a storm then. I think they should keep records of all these LOWS becuse regardles or not we just tracked a spinning vorticiy for day across the atlantic that is now producing deecent convection over the center from tropical origens.

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Sun Aug 03 2008 04:09 PM)

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