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MichaelA
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Re: 25 Years Tracking Storms
Sat May 02 2020 08:50 PM

Just received a new weather station. It will be up and online by June 1st. I'll put the link in my signature once it's up and connected.

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25 Years Tracking Storms	MikeC	Sat May 02 2020 08:50 PM
Re: 25 Years Tracking Storms	doug	Thu May 07 2020 01:10 PM
Re: 25 Years Tracking Storms	MichaelA	Sat May 02 2020 08:50 PM

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