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Clark
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Re: Shear & Dry Air - One for the Mets
Mon Aug 07 2006 11:29 PM

I'll leave this to those who know more about global and/or long-term climate patterns than I, but I feel that the answer lies in there somewhere...whether it's rainfall (or the lack thereof) over the Sahara/Sahel, enhanced ridging in the subtropics promoting trough fracture and thus enhanced shear across the basin, or some combination thereof/something else entirely. Not my area of expertise, though.

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Shear & Dry Air - One for the Mets	Colleen A.	Mon Aug 07 2006 11:29 PM
Re: Shear & Dry Air - One for the Mets	Ed Dunham	Tue Aug 08 2006 11:03 AM
Re: Shear & Dry Air - One for the Mets	Clark	Mon Aug 07 2006 11:29 PM

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