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FJVargas
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Re: Moved: Re: enough already...
Thu Jul 07 2005 06:26 PM

I feel ya on this... I went through Charley, Frances, and Jeanne last year, then decided to move back up to Tallahassee. Now, Dennis...

Off- topic: Just found out about this site today, great site. Anyways, just wanted to quikly introduce myself. I am a graduate of FSU Meteorology back in 2002. (I see a few name I recognize here.) I am the Contract Weather Supervisor at KTLH (I take obs all day at the airport) I hope to be able to add to this new community in the near future.

Edited by SkeetoBite (Thu Jul 07 2005 07:45 PM)

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Moved: Re: enough already...	Droop31	Thu Jul 07 2005 06:26 PM
Re: Moved: Re: enough already...	FJVargas	Thu Jul 07 2005 06:26 PM

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