Feb 2008 RT_OFS and OI SST Comparison

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SST Comparison Between RT_OFS_ATL and OI SST Experimental Product Click on thumbnail for larger image.
	RT_OFS_ATL SST Monthly Average for April, 2008	OI SST Monthly Average for April, 2008	RT_OFS_ATL – OI SST Monthly Average for April, 2008
	Atlantic

	Gulf of Maine

	Mid Atlantic

	Southeast Atlantic

	Gulf of Mexico


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