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Re: Cruise weather
      Fri Aug 20 2004 07:22 PM

Well weather patterns can certainly change in a week, however, with the strong Caribbean ridge that has been in place for most of the summer, I wouldn't change my plans just yet. Keep an eye on the tropics though, because it is the season. Miami will still be there.
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