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September 1st 05, 11:42 PM
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"sfb" wrote in message news:sZDRe.7691$__1.3192@trnddc07... I'm going to catch some crap for doubting the wisdom of a pilot, but even the smartest of us do what others think weird. There was a poster who moved his plane to Dothan, Alabama which is 160 miles east of Mobile. My immediate question was why not fly due west into Texas since these monsters tend to move north and east. The movement you state is in no way a "usually." In this case, the trends were taking the track more to the west, over time. -- Jim in NC 
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September 1st 05, 11:31 PM
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Once they turn north, hurricanes usually move north and east. The ones
into Mexico and south Texas don't make the turn. "Morgans" wrote in message ... "sfb" wrote in message news:sZDRe.7691$__1.3192@trnddc07... I'm going to catch some crap for doubting the wisdom of a pilot, but even the smartest of us do what others think weird. There was a poster who moved his plane to Dothan, Alabama which is 160 miles east of Mobile. My immediate question was why not fly due west into Texas since these monsters tend to move north and east. The movement you state is in no way a "usually." In this case, the trends were taking the track more to the west, over time. -- Jim in NC
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