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Re: CFHC 2018 The Year Ahead
      Thu Mar 22 2018 07:32 PM

A few months away, but finally a new National Hurricane Center director was named. Ken Graham, from NWS New Orleans. Small world, but he's the cousin of my wife's bridesmaid.

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