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Re: Invest 92E
Sun Jun 04 2006 01:58 AM
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it's all unstacked and with the upper part of the storm blowing off the llc may just drift and die. it's clawing for convection now and might just meander around, or if it starts going again pick up on the NE motion and go inland. since it came unstacked the chances of it making ts strength are much lower. if it drifts east into weaker shear it may have a chance.. havent looked at the upper air pattern progs enough to figure any more than that.
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