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DescriptionVeli 1998-02-02 0052Z.jpg	English: Tropical Cyclone Veli near peak intensity on February 2, 1998.
Date	2 February 1998
Source	SSEC McFetch (Satellite data) EOSDIS Worldview (Background data)
Author	NOAA (GOES-9), SSEC/CIMSS, NASA

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