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Domino
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Loc: Makati City, Philippines

Manila Radar/Decent Satellite sites
Thu Aug 11 2005 04:30 PM

I will be in Manila in the Philippines for the next couple months. So far I have been pretty unsuccesful finding decent weather sites for this area with radar and satellite data. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,
Derek

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Manila Radar/Decent Satellite sites	Domino	Thu Aug 11 2005 04:30 PM
Re: MEXICO	HURRICANELONNY	Wed Oct 05 2005 03:26 PM
Re: MEXICO	Clark	Wed Oct 05 2005 11:32 PM
Re: MEXICO	danielw	Fri Oct 07 2005 06:07 AM

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