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WesnWylie
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Re: Bay of Campeche
      Sat Jul 24 2010 06:53 PM

I am still noticing a flare up of convection in the area you have pointed out. There looks to be spin right along the coast drifting slowly northward, likely being pulled by the large upper-low to the north. Could it move back into the GOM
by rounding the base of the upper-low, or not?

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