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The 2014 Atlantic Hurricane season is over. 2015's run June 1st-Nov 30th, 2015.
Number of days since last Hurricane Landfall in US: 208 (Arthur) , in Florida: 3383 (9 y 3 m) (Wilma)
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Wed Jan 28 2015 11:21 AM Checking who's online
Wed Jan 28 2015 11:21 AM Viewing Clark Evans Animated Forecast Model Plots
      Lee (2005)
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      Bandwidth Saturated
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      Franklin Continues, Waves Across the Atlantic
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      Hurricane Warnings Up from Florida City to St. Augustine
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      Hurricane Katrina Makes Landfall in SE Louisiana as a Category 4 Storm
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      Hurricane Katrina Makes Landfall in SE Louisiana as a Category 4 Storm
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      June 01 - low entering Gulf of Mexico
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      Category II Charley takes aim at the Gulf Coast of Florida
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      Ike Landfall: Galveston
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      hurricane politics
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      Jeanne Track
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