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Re: Experimental Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook
      Fri Jul 20 2007 11:51 AM

The link has been there for some time but if you clicked it you were told it would be activated on (I forget the date) which had already passed. They moved the link slightly the other day and yes, I agree, it is intuitive and a good idea. There is another link at the bottom....feedback....I recommend that we all USE that link and tell them 'atta-boy/girl' ...

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