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doug
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Re:SE GOM
      Fri Jun 01 2012 01:24 PM

As alluded to in the tropical discussion, a vortex in conjunction with the upper trough over the EGOM is getting frisky. Recent sat's suggest convection is rapidly developing as the whole area continues NE'wd from the Yucatan...worth watching, IMO for possible, but not immediate, hybrid development.

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* Two more areas with some potential? MichaelA Fri Jun 01 2012 01:24 PM
. * * Re:SE GOM doug   Fri Jun 01 2012 01:24 PM
. * * Re:SE GOM MichaelA   Mon Jun 04 2012 08:13 AM
. * * Re:SE GOM MichaelA   Mon Jun 04 2012 03:14 PM
. * * Area of Interest..NW Caribbean danielwAdministrator   Mon May 28 2012 05:20 AM

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