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Re: Area of Interest - Paula
      Tue Oct 12 2010 06:29 AM

Me-gut feeling is that Paula will continue to deepen through the next 36 hours and winds will approach 100 mph as she nears the Yucatan. Hard right turn after that? Not sold on this scenario ATM. Maybe Paula will slowly drift to the north or northeast for a while (ala Wilma near the tip of the Yucatan, before she made her mind up to aim for S Fla.) before responding to the westerlies. Regardless, there should be a very impressive/defined moisture gradient between Paula and the dry air mass moving into the GOMEX later this week.

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* Area of Interest - Paula Ed DunhamAdministrator Tue Oct 12 2010 06:29 AM
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