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Re: Still Quiet
      Mon Nov 20 2006 12:47 PM

I see you already have some comments up on this feature, Allan. I concur- this just about warrants a good Invest tagging now. On the plus side, rotation already is clearly evident in the mid-levels, and arguably is working down to the surface, as well. Convection is moderate and sometimes numerous, and generally turning with the mid-level rotation, albeit just gently. On the negatives, shear in the area is still running the gamut from hurtful to detrimental.

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