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Rasvar
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Seems straight forward
      #4437 - Fri Sep 20 2002 05:02 PM

Looking now, I can't really see any reason to go away from the NHC forecast through 72 hours. Isidore has been right on forecast for the past 24 hours. Until I see some deviation, I think i'm just going to enjoy my weekend. Seems like Izzy is going for a Yucatan vacation. Just have to see how close he gets and how long he stays. I will be curious to see if he actually makes it into the BOC, though. After 72 hours will be interesting.

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SirCane
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Interesting week ahead.
      #4446 - Fri Sep 20 2002 05:53 PM

Lot of people will be on the edge of their seats here on the Gulf Coast. These Gulf Hurricanes seem to always leave us hanging. It reminds me of Elena so far. (she was one crazy Hurricane)

SirCane in Pensacola


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