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danielw
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Loc: Hattiesburg,MS (31.3N 89.3W)

Area of Interest..NW Caribbean
Mon May 28 2012 05:20 AM

RAMSDIS has moved a floater to this area. It has a very nice signature at this time. Some of the models bring it into the Western Bahamas in the next few days and then out to sea.

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Two more areas with some potential?	MichaelA	Mon May 28 2012 05:20 AM
Re:SE GOM	doug	Fri Jun 01 2012 01:24 PM
Re:SE GOM	MichaelA	Mon Jun 04 2012 08:13 AM
Re:SE GOM	MichaelA	Mon Jun 04 2012 03:14 PM
Area of Interest..NW Caribbean	danielw	Mon May 28 2012 05:20 AM

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