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storm5guy
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Loc: Sarasota, Florida

Re: TORNADO WARNING - SARASOTA COUNTY
Sun Oct 23 2005 07:44 PM

Past south of my location, not sure if there was one on the ground but as soon as the location got close to us, it started to pur and lightning was going on all around us. I measured a wind speed of only 15 MPH and as of now, we have had .90" of rain in the past hour. The pressure was around 1002 MB right at the height of the storm.

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-Alex Yoder
Sarasota, FL

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TORNADO WARNING - SARASOTA COUNTY	funky	Sun Oct 23 2005 07:44 PM
Re: TORNADO WARNING - SARASOTA COUNTY	storm5guy	Sun Oct 23 2005 07:44 PM
Re: TORNADO WARNING - SARASOTA COUNTY	Lysis	Sun Oct 23 2005 08:42 PM

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