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phantom power

(25,966 posts) Mon Aug 13, 2012, 12:28 PM Aug 2012

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I think the immediate effects of Arctic Storm John Galt are finished playing out

Based on my highly advanced reading of Neven's blog(*), the immediate effects of the Arctic Summer Storm of 2012 will have finished playing out and crunching through the tracking graphs:

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I think the immediate effects of Arctic Storm John Galt are finished playing out (Original Post) phantom power Aug 2012 OP

CT showed a slight uptick today XemaSab Aug 2012 #1

Smashed ice that was submerged by the storm is re-surfacing GliderGuider Aug 2012 #2

Compaction and draining of surface puddles were two other thoughts that I had XemaSab Aug 2012 #3

XemaSab

(60,212 posts)

1. CT showed a slight uptick today

Reply to phantom power (Original post)

Mon Aug 13, 2012, 03:19 PM

Aug 2012

GliderGuider

(21,088 posts)

2. Smashed ice that was submerged by the storm is re-surfacing

Reply to XemaSab (Reply #1)

Mon Aug 13, 2012, 03:21 PM

Aug 2012

At least that's what one comment said.

XemaSab

(60,212 posts)

3. Compaction and draining of surface puddles were two other thoughts that I had

Reply to GliderGuider (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 13, 2012, 04:56 PM

Aug 2012

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