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April 20th 06, 05:21 PM
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Weather chart oddity?
"Casey Wilson" N2310D @ gmail.com wrote in message news:ilO1g.9711$oQ2.398@trnddc05... "Dylan Smith" wrote in message ... OK, I've never seen this before. Take a look at the synoptic chart I've saved at http://www.alioth.net/tmp/fronts.gif There is a cold front, just south west of Ireland. The 'sharks teeth' are outlines, rather than filled in. The other week I saw a warm front drawn like this. What's the difference between this and a 'normal' cold front? Hmmm, do a google for "occluded front" and see if that answers your question. Why doesn't everyone unsubscribe from this group and just bang around GOOGLE all day? 
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