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Days since last Hurricane Landfall —
US Any:
574 (Milton),
US Major:
574 (Milton),
FL Any:
574 (Milton),
FL Major:
574 (Milton)
Colleen A.
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Shear & Dry Air - One for the Mets
Mon Aug 07 2006 11:00 PM
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Hey all: I got this question from someone earlier, hoping maybe someone can give a better answer than any that I can come up with:
"Hey Colleen:
Trying to understand why there is so much shear and dry air blocking the waves this year!! I don't recall in the last few years so much talk about this.................... I am very happy about it but just wondering what is going on????
Didn't know where to ask the question so thought I would PM you.................
Thanks so much and thought you could lead me in the direction of finding out about the shear and dry air dominating the talk this season.......
*Edited post to protect personal information!
Thanks All!
Colleen 
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