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Subject: KT symbol
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Date: 12 Dec 90 18:43:36 GMT
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Really-From: bill@ADMS-RAD.Unisys.COM (There is NO Rule #6.)

>Really-From: Chris Ridd <RiddCJ@computer-science.birmingham.ac.uk>
>
>I've been wondering about the KT symbol too; on a weather map, the symbol
>for a thunderstorm is...well...let's just say a leetle similar to to the
>KT symbol:  it looks exactly like the KT symbol, except that the lower right-
>               __
>hand leg of the K has an arrow head pointing south-east.
>
>Any thoughts?

"Watching storms ... start to form ... over America ..."

         -- Bill Oswald, bill@ADMS-RAD.Unisys.COM