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. Re: Ike - Buoy 42361 - 108.8 knots (130.56 mph) or 108.8 mph? 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Fri Sep 12 2008 02:37 PM
. Re: 7am EDT EYE Drop 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Wed Sep 10 2008 08:59 AM
. Re: Hanna Approaches Carolinas, Ike Remains Major 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Fri Sep 05 2008 10:01 AM
. Re: Gustav Approaching Louisiana, Hanna Slowly Drifting Westward 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Mon Sep 01 2008 05:07 PM
. Re: Gustav a Hurricane Again, and Watching Tropical Hanna 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Sat Aug 30 2008 09:40 AM
. Re: Gustav a Hurricane Again, and Watching Tropical Hanna 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Sat Aug 30 2008 08:19 AM
. Re: Gustav a Hurricane Again, and Watching Tropical Hanna 2008 News Talkbacks threw-er-back Sat Aug 30 2008 07:23 AM

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