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Not so abnormal. Strong extra tropical systems may appear to develop
an eye on a satellite image. Diffrent reasons though.
Good on you for noticeing

Funny or not, a valid point for discussion!
Huh?
It didn't just appear that way, otherwise it would've
lasted only a few frames of incorrect data.
It lasted way too long for that.
In addition, I remember Katrina.
It passed trraight our area. That one, I saw the
eye first hand.
It stormed for many hours.
It nearly stoped completely. There were clouds
nearly all around the Lebanon area.
But not a drop of rain.
It took ? time to pass over, and start raining again.
That was an odd year, and an odd and strong storm.
If you can see with you're eyes, I guess it's there.

I have no idea if Katrina was the first.
I only know, it was the first time I ever saw it.
I might've been busy getting drunk, I drank much
more often back then...


Fievel.


Roger

On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:49:26 -0400, "Fievel Mousekewitz Sr \(Not A
CT'er\)" wrote:


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Being on the right track was just a comment in response made by"
A bit of a smile.
I was baing funny, to point out something kinda odd.
Other thing kinda odd, is that last storm gained an eye
over land.
Goodbye to normal weather rules.