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Re: 5-day wind shear analysis
      Sat Nov 07 2009 03:19 AM

The answers are 'yes' - and the El Nino has been a major contributor to the strength and the persistence of the southern branch of the jetstream. Given the massive areas of the Gulf with expected windshear in excess of 40mph, the likelyhood of a strong storm in the Gulf is mighty slim. If we are lucky, Florida will get some much needed rain - but even that prospect is still uncertain if the storm gets shoved to the south by the building ridge over the southeast.
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* 5-day wind shear analysis spinup Sat Nov 07 2009 03:19 AM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Ed DunhamAdministrator   Fri Nov 06 2009 10:46 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Lamar-Plant City   Fri Nov 06 2009 11:28 PM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat Nov 07 2009 03:19 AM
. * * Re: 5-day wind shear analysis berrywr   Sat Nov 07 2009 07:04 AM

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