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Re: What's Next? - Invest 95L
      Fri Jul 02 2010 10:22 AM

One more from Melbourne. FL
MON-FRI...FORECAST BECOMES MORE TRICKY AFTER THE WEEKEND WHEN THE
ECMWF AND GFS START DIVERGING AGAIN ON THEIR SOLUTIONS OF DEVELOPING
AREAS OF LOW PRESSURE IN THE GULF AND THE WESTERN ATLANTIC. THE GFS
IS MORE AGGRESSIVE IN DEVELOPING LOW PRESSURE CENTERS ON EITHER SIDE
OF THE PENINSULA WHILE THE ECMWF IS LESS ROBUST. FEATURES BOTH STILL
HAVE IN COMMON IS THEY RETAIN THE DEEP MOISTURE RIBBON ACROSS THE
PENINSULA AND KEEP AN ONSHORE FLOW THAT WILL CONTINUE TO FEED
MOISTURE ACROSS THE STATE.

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