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Lamar-Plant City
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Re: 5-day wind shear analysis
      Fri Nov 06 2009 06:28 PM

Ed is that shear being caused by the subtropical jetstream? I hear talk about it and the connection with El Nino allowing this jet to move farther south than usual. Is the purple colored areas the only ones that will allow significant strengthening of tropical systemS?

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* 5-day wind shear analysis spinup Fri Nov 06 2009 06:28 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Ed DunhamAdministrator   Fri Nov 06 2009 05:46 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Lamar-Plant City   Fri Nov 06 2009 06:28 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Ed DunhamAdministrator   Fri Nov 06 2009 10:19 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis berrywr   Sat Nov 07 2009 02:04 AM

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