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mwillis
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Tropical discussion 8/23/2010
      Tue Aug 24 2010 05:26 PM

LOL I see a pirate head in the convection just adding a little fun look at the time index 20:45 as of this post it is the last frame. Now look at the 48 deg and 17 deg i make it out to be like a head with an X. LOL I know im carzy just thought i could have come fun. What do u see.....................

(Post moved - off topic. Its either this or the comedy shop.)
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/flash-wv.html

Edited by Ed Dunham (Tue Aug 24 2010 05:53 PM)

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