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MichaelA
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Loc: Pinellas Park, FL

Re: Area of Interest - Paula
Mon Oct 11 2010 05:38 PM

I'm thinking the 00Z runs will be a bit more definitive on the prospective track. If we do get a hurricane in the NW Caribbean simply meandering until it can hitch a ride, things could get dicey.

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Area of Interest - Paula	Ed Dunham	Mon Oct 11 2010 05:38 PM
Re: Area of Interest - Paula	berrywr	Mon Oct 11 2010 05:33 PM
Re: Area of Interest - Paula	MichaelA	Mon Oct 11 2010 05:38 PM
Re: Area of Interest - Paula	weathernet	Mon Oct 11 2010 06:41 PM
Re: Area of Interest - Paula	IsoFlame	Tue Oct 12 2010 06:29 AM

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