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wereallgonnadie
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Chris "Splits" Overnight Dramatically Weakens
Fri Aug 04 2006 07:34 PM

L-bar like the Clipper and good ol A-98 are regarded by most meterologists of any repute as outmoded junk. Best models are probably nogaps, uk-met and gfdl( well most of the time.)

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