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NASA-funded Researchers Classify New Type of Storm Fueled by 'Brown Ocean'
In 2007 Tropical Storm Erin puzzled meteorologists as it inexplicably intensified after making landfall in Texas, growing stronger over the southern plains than it was at sea.
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