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DescriptionTomas and Ului 14 Mar 2010 2330Z.jpg	English: Although it had less powerful winds, Tomas stretched across a larger area. Like Tomas, Ului had been moving westward over an area of high sea surface temperatures. This storm was expected to continue moving westward before turning south and eventually weakening.
Date	16 March 2010
Source	https://lance.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/imagery/single.cgi?image=Tomas_Ului.A2010073.2330.500m.jpg
Author	NASA, LANCE / MODIS

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