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doug
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GFS for mid week
Thu Oct 14 2010 03:42 PM

Just been looking at a GFS run that blows something upp in the west central carribean by mid week. Any thoughts?

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
GFS for mid week	doug	Thu Oct 14 2010 03:42 PM
Re: GFS for mid week	vpbob21	Sun Oct 17 2010 01:31 AM
Re: GFS for mid week	dustymyretard	Fri Oct 15 2010 12:14 AM
Re: GFS for mid week	Ed Dunham	Fri Oct 15 2010 12:59 AM
Re: GFS for mid week	CLWHurrice	Fri Oct 15 2010 01:34 PM
Re: GFS for mid week	weathernet	Fri Oct 15 2010 02:10 PM
Re: GFS for mid week	IsoFlame	Sat Oct 16 2010 08:44 AM

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