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BradentonWX
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COMPS Buoy C-13
      #62542 - Sun Oct 23 2005 10:00 PM

COMPS C-13 reported wind of 21.37kts 074* true. This buoy is located at 26° 03.475' N 083° 04.793' W
http://comps.marine.usf.edu/CM3/index.shtml


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weatherwatcher2
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Loc: Parrish florida
Re: COMPS Buoy C-13 [Re: BradentonWX]
      #62545 - Sun Oct 23 2005 10:04 PM

in lamens terms this has become a bigger, stronger, and slightly more northerly than predicted storm right? I hope we fare well here in Manatee County.

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