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tekkrite
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Re: Watching System in Eastern Caribbean
      Sun Sep 03 2006 04:37 PM

Thanks, Ed. I had seen those links on the main page and bookmarked that one. I just kind of like the one Masters uses--more plain-English info for a novice like me! Plus, it 's in the same format as the wunder track I bookmark once they do name and post it.
Probably they just make that graphic for their own use and don't start posting them until it's named. But I thought maybe there was a place it was available.

BTW, I see someone (maybe you) moved my post to this basic-questions forum--more appropriate. I saw those older forums but then saw older posts on them and didn't realize they were monitored and replied to frequently. Now I know!

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