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lonelymike
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Re: Week of 15 Aug 2010 - New Development
      Thu Aug 12 2010 05:29 PM

Dr, Jeff Masters has a good discussion on his blog at the Weather Underground talking about the slow start to the season. Basically said verticak instability is low in the Atlantic Basin. Until the instability increases it will continue to be a slow season.

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* Week of 15 Aug 2010 - New Development berrywr Thu Aug 12 2010 05:29 PM
. * * Re: Week of 15 Aug 2010 - New Development WesnWylie   Fri Aug 13 2010 12:22 PM
. * * Re: Week of 15 Aug 2010 - New Development danielwAdministrator   Sat Aug 14 2010 05:02 PM
. * * Re: Week of 15 Aug 2010 - New Development lonelymike   Thu Aug 12 2010 05:29 PM

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