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Watch this super cool weather phenomenon! The same storm and cold front that brought cold to #florida, also brought a wicked wind funnel to #Mexico. Called the #Tehuantepec Wind, or Tehuanos, they are violent, northerly gap winds that blow from the Gulf of Mexico through the Chivela Pass in...

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