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Re: Subtropical Storm - Invest 91C - Now coming onshore NW Washington/BC -
      Thu Nov 09 2006 07:42 PM

Here are the old images kept up by NRL. It was an amazing storm, and at it's peak structure was arguably far more tropical than subtropical, and had a warm core for much longer than what would be expected with a polar low, and through a much deeper layer than that of an example of warm seclusion. At one point, the Scat vectors were easily 50 knots uncontaminated, and up to 85 knots rain-flagged!

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* Subtropical Storm - Invest 91C - Now coming onshore NW Washington/BC - cieldumort Thu Nov 09 2006 07:42 PM
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