I've been looking for it and I didn't find anything....
I suposse that in that place it was extratropical....But just I'm courious!!
Do you know which tropical system is that at the North of Sp
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Do you know which tropical system is that at the North of Sp
I've been looking for it and I didn't find anything....
I suposse that in that place it was extratropical....But just I'm courious!!
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Re: Do you know which tropical system is that at the North of Sp
Chloe in 1967, apparently a tropical storm so close to Spain
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pepeavilenho wrote:Thanks!!
But looking in the archives it became extratropical around 18th-19th.
Thanks for the answer.
Ooh, interesting how the BT and archives don't match up
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Hurricanehink wrote:pepeavilenho wrote:Thanks!!
But looking in the archives it became extratropical around 18th-19th.
Thanks for the answer.
Ooh, interesting how the BT and archives don't match up
Yes, I agree with you.
Another case would be Gordon(2006), and it also has a track map towards NW of Spain while it was an Extratropical System.
Don't ask me why because I really don't know....
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