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Spike
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Reged: Wed
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Loc: Central, Florida

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Thu May 20 2004 01:35 AM

How wide is the hurricane eye? And is it true that the walls of the eye are some of the strongest and most violent of the winds?

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
????	Spike	Thu May 20 2004 01:35 AM
The Eye and the Eyewall	LI Phil	Thu May 20 2004 12:21 PM
Re: The Eye and the Eyewall	Spike	Thu May 20 2004 02:56 PM
Re: The Eye and the Eyewall	James88	Tue Jun 08 2004 01:23 PM

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