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Tue Oct 01 2002 02:01 PM
Re: Definitely a jog to the north

Sorry for the repeat posts, the system was not auto posting...

re: NW move...well, maybe, but if you back over the track history you will see stair stepping back and forth to the left and right of the 300 degree heading, it evens out to a tad n of wnw so far. Systems coming off a landmass often show a bit of a deviation on way of the other that smooths out.

Having said all that---I noticed as others have tha Tx has not had a major hit back to the 1880s...and Fl is the hands down target for majors...I'd say Tx is not the target anyway, La east to NW Panhandle is the range of possibilities, believe the track will switch more east with time.

IHS,

Bill

ps..and Kyle is still lurking..if he lurks past Saturday, he will head NE though....




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