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Philip Duncan teams up with nzherald.co.nz to bring you the latest on the incoming front which has sub-tropical connections.
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Dave on 2/12/2011 2:12am
Hi Phil
Excellent once again. It does look like the sub tropics are waking up I agree. Future maps I have looked at are picking a severe storm maybe even an early cyclone for about Sunday next weekend perhaps sliding down the east coast. Very early for that though don’t you think?
I will be interested to hear what you guys think early next week. Cheers Dave
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