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B.C.Francis
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Reged: Sat
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Loc: Indiatlantic Florida

next one ???
Thu Jul 28 2005 08:48 AM

I`ve been watching the system at about 22N 52W to 17N 54W moving west at 20kt. Looks impressive on infrared. Maybe we`ll get something to track in the next few days, seeing that its moving into a more favorable enviroment... What do you guys and gals think out there in CFHC land....Weatherchef

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91L Invest	Jamiewx	Thu Jul 28 2005 08:48 AM
Re: 91L Invest	Clark	Fri Jul 22 2005 12:31 PM
next one ???	B.C.Francis	Thu Jul 28 2005 08:48 AM
Re: next one ???	Gainesville, FL	Thu Jul 28 2005 09:05 PM

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