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CoconutCandy
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Loc: Beautiful Honolulu Hawaii 21.30N 157.83W

Cat 4 Hurricane Hilary - Tiny but Powerful

#92257 - Fri Sep 23 2011 01:23 AM

Hurricane Hilary has formed rapidly over the past few days, explosively deepened, and is now a Cat. 4 "Mighty Midget".

Fortunately, the core of the cyclone is forecast to remain OFFSHORE of Mexico's western coastline.

(Photo courtesy of the NASA MSFC Earth Science Office in Huntsville, Alabama)

... more pics and discussion coming soon ...

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"Don't Get Stuck on Stupid" - General Honore, following Hurricane Katrina

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