Check it out- the latest Reynolds SST anomaly map for the ATL shows the MDR running above normal to 1C in some places with at least .5 C across almost the entire MDR:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tafb/atl_anom.gif
If I recall correctly, a lot of the "not very active season" thoughts were due to a supposed cooler than normal MDR.
So much for the MDR running below normal SST-wise this seaso
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Re: So much for the MDR running below normal SST-wise this seaso
You do remember correctly Mark. I know I commented on it at least once in some of my discussions.
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