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DavidP
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Eastern Europe's Hurricane

#74278 - Mon Jan 22 2007 10:53 AM

I'm supprised there isn't more discussion on the Hurricane that is effecting Germany & Austria.
It is supposed to be WINTER over there!
With such a mild winter here in Central Fl, could we see a more active season EARLIER?

There is a considerable difference between hurricane-force winds and an actual Hurricane. No hurricane is affecting Germany and Austria (and I doubt that one ever has). Your question is something that has already been addressed in the Storm Forum.

Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Jan 22 2007 06:11 PM)

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