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Special Tropical Weather Outlook issued for area in the East-Central Atlantic, only with 10% chance for development, not expected to do much.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 240 (Idalia) , Major: 240 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 240 (Idalia) Major: 240 (Idalia)
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Position History For Remnants Wilfred (2020)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
109/18 11:00 AM11.9N32.4W40MPH1008mbWnw at 17 MPH (285 deg)TSWilfred09/18 10:38 AMBlake
209/18 5:00 PM12.5N34.4W40MPH1008mbWnw at 18 MPH (285 deg)TSWilfred09/18 4:57 PMBlake
309/18 11:00 PM12.8N36.0W40MPH1008mbWnw at 18 MPH (285 deg)TSWilfred09/18 10:51 PMRoberts
409/19 5:00 AM13.1N36.9W40MPH1007mbWnw at 17 MPH (285 deg)TSWilfred09/19 4:45 AMZelinsky
509/19 11:00 AM13.4N38.1W40MPH1007mbWnw at 14 MPH (285 deg)TSWilfred09/19 10:50 AMBrennan
609/19 5:00 PM14.0N39.2W40MPH1007mbWnw at 14 MPH (290 deg)TSWilfred09/19 4:45 PMBrennan
709/19 11:00 PM14.5N40.5W40MPH1007mbWnw at 16 MPH (295 deg)TSWilfred09/19 10:39 PMBrown
809/20 5:00 AM15.0N42.0W40MPH1007mbWnw at 16 MPH (295 deg)TSWilfred09/20 4:39 AMZelinsky
909/20 11:00 AM15.7N44.2W35MPH1008mbWnw at 20 MPH (290 deg)TDWILFRED09/20 10:51 AMLandsea
1009/20 5:00 PM15.9N45.8W35MPH1008mbWnw at 20 MPH (285 deg)TDWILFRED09/20 4:42 PMLandsea
1109/20 11:00 PM15.9N47.4W35MPH1008mbW at 17 MPH (275 deg)RemWilfred09/20 10:36 PMBrown
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