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On Thu, 10 Nov 2011, donna Cote wrote:
Gilbert, I see a message on the nws-changes mailing list which I received yesterday. Maybe you can find some help at the referenced web page:www.nws.noaa.gov/mdl/gfslamp/docs/change_notice_01242012.php
Yes, I got that yesterday. The 80 km is going away, but the 236 grid (which I think covers the entire U.S.) is staying put. So I am going to use the 40 KM res data for now...and hope with the additional bandwidth that they raise the resolution eventually. I can dream, can't I? ;-)
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