The mid- and low-levels of the storm looked nice and solid, but the upper-levels looked horrible. In fact, the upper part of the storm actually began to 'lean' to the southwest. I surmise that this is because the storm-relative upper-level winds were actually northeasterly owing to the fact that mid-level flow was stronger than upper-level flow. Regardless, it's all we had, so we followed.
File: IMG_0859.JPG File size: 1,900KB Image Serial Number: 108-0859 Camera Model: Canon EOS 20D Camera serial number: 0720401497 Firmware: Firmware 1.1.0 Owner: Jeff Snyder Date/Time: 2005:06:10 18:53:14 Shutter speed: 1/640 sec Aperture: 6.3 Exposure mode: Av Flash: Off Metering mode: Evaluative Drive mode: Single frame shooting ISO: 100 Lens: 28 to 75mm Focal length: 33mm AF mode: One-shot AF Image size: 3504 x 2336 Rotation: none Image quality: Fine White balance: Auto Color space: sRGB Saturation: High Sharpness: High Contrast: High Picture Effect: Normal Sharpness level: 0 Tone: Normal Custom Functions: CFn 8: ISO expansion: On User comments: "The mid- and low-levels of the storm looked nice and solid, but the upper-levels looked horrible. In fact, the upper part of the storm actually began to 'lean' to the southwest. I surmise that this is because the storm-relative upper-level winds were actually northeasterly owing to the fact that mid-level flow was stronger than upper-level flow. Regardless, it's all we had, so we followed."
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