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Re: Home Brew Central
      Tue Aug 01 2017 09:26 PM

The area is starting to show up on the 850mb vorticity charts, i'd bet on chances going up a little from the 10% chance they have now, but not a great deal. Shear is still dominating, if anything happens it'll be quick.



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* Home Brew Central MikeCAdministrator Tue Aug 01 2017 09:26 PM
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