
Extremely Interesting Area of Low Pressure north of Libya
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terstorm1012 wrote:looks like this storm we've been tracking could be responsible for the ferry disaster on the Red Sea....
I don't think so. Here is a satellite pic of the area from last night, 00z:

(Source: University of Dundee)
The small swirl in inner egypt are the remnants of the med. system we looked at. The red sea is to the right of the system.
Thomas
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