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September 23rd 03, 02:47 PM
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Well, now rjciii.
The whole world uses FROM to indicate wind direction. If you have a pilot licence, you should know that. But, I suppose that Dr. Jack, who holds a Doctorate in Meteorology, does't know it and therefore showed his winds TO the direction they are going. Thanks for bringing that to our attention. JJ Sinclair 
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