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There is currently nothing on the horizon tropically in the Atlantic before Hurricane Season starts on June 1st.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 265 (Idalia) , Major: 265 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 265 (Idalia) Major: 265 (Idalia)
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Position History For Post-Tropical Cyclone Cyclone (2012)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
106/23 5:00 PM26.2N87.6W50MPH1001mbN at 6 MPH (360 deg)TSDebby06/23 5:02 PMBerg/avila
1A06/23 8:00 PM26.1N87.5W50MPH1000mbStationary minimum central pressure...1000 mb...29.53 inches wTSDebby06/23 8:08 PMStewart/landsea
206/23 11:00 PM26.3N87.5W50MPH998mbStationary minimum central pressure...998 mb...29.47 inches waTSDebby06/23 10:56 PMStewart/landsea
2A06/24 2:00 AM26.8N87.3W50MPH998mbN at 6 MPH (360 deg)TSDebby06/24 1:38 AMPasch
306/24 5:00 AM27.3N87.3W50MPH998mbN at 3 MPH (360 deg)TSDebby06/24 4:41 AMPasch
406/24 8:00 AM27.5N87.0W60MPH994mbN at 2 MPH (360 deg)TSDebby06/24 7:59 AMAvila
506/24 11:00 AM28.0N86.2W60MPH994mbNe at 6 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/24 11:02 AMAvila
5A06/24 2:00 PM28.3N85.9W60MPH993mbNe at 5 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/24 1:56 PMAvila
606/24 5:00 PM28.4N85.8W60MPH993mbNe at 3 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/24 5:08 PMAvila
6A06/24 8:00 PM28.3N86.0W60MPH990mbStationary minimum central pressure...990 mb...29.23 inches waTSDebby06/24 8:06 PMStewart/landsea
706/24 11:00 PM28.3N85.9W60MPH991mbStationary minimum central pressure...991 mb...29.26 inches waTSDebby06/24 10:54 PMStewart
7A06/25 2:00 AM28.6N85.8W60MPH993mbStationary minimum central pressure...993 mb...29.32 inches waTSDebby06/25 1:44 AMPasch
806/25 5:00 AM28.6N85.8W50MPH993mbStationary minimum central pressure...993 mb...29.32 inches waTSDebby06/25 4:38 AMPasch
8A06/25 8:00 AM28.6N85.8W50MPH993mbStationary minimum central pressure...993 mb...29.32 inches waTSDebby06/25 7:45 AMKimberlain/franklin
906/25 11:00 AM28.6N85.2W45MPH995mbNe at 3 MPH (50 deg)TSDebby06/25 10:59 AMKimberlain/franklin
9A06/25 2:00 PM29.0N85.2W45MPH995mbNe at 5 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/25 1:51 PMKimberlain/franklin
1006/25 5:00 PM29.3N85.1W45MPH993mbNe at 5 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/25 4:56 PMKimberlain/franklin
10A06/25 8:00 PM29.1N85.2W45MPH992mbStationary minimum central pressure...992 mb...29.29 inches waTSDebby06/25 7:56 PMStewart
1106/25 11:00 PM29.2N85.1W45MPH992mbNe at 2 MPH (40 deg)TSDebby06/25 10:39 PMStewart/roberts
11A06/26 2:00 AM29.0N84.6W45MPH992mbE at 4 MPH (90 deg)TSDebby06/26 1:45 AMPasch
1206/26 5:00 AM29.0N84.5W45MPH991mbE at 3 MPH (90 deg)TSDebby06/26 4:44 AMPasch
12A06/26 8:00 AM28.9N84.5W45MPH991mbE at 3 MPH (90 deg)TSDebby06/26 7:53 AMKimberlain/franklin
1306/26 11:00 AM28.9N84.2W40MPH993mbE at 3 MPH (90 deg)TSDebby06/26 11:02 AMKimberlain/franklin
13A06/26 2:00 PM29.3N83.6W40MPH995mbEne at 6 MPH (70 deg)TSDebby06/26 1:50 PMKimberlain/franklin
1406/26 5:00 PM29.5N83.4W40MPH995mbEne at 6 MPH (70 deg)TSDebby06/26 5:08 PMKimberlain/franklin
14A06/26 8:00 PM29.5N83.1W35MPH997mbEne at 6 MPH (70 deg)TDDEBBY06/26 8:06 PMBeven
1506/26 11:00 PM29.0N82.8W35MPH1000mbSe at 7 MPH (125 deg)TDDEBBY06/26 10:42 PMBeven
1606/27 5:00 AM29.6N81.0W35MPH998mbEne at 10 MPH (75 deg)TDDEBBY06/27 4:42 AMAvila
1706/27 11:00 AM29.7N79.8W35MPH1001mbE at 10 MPH (85 deg)TDDEBBY06/27 10:38 AMKimberlain
1806/27 5:00 PM29.5N78.3W40MPH1003mbE at 13 MPH (90 deg)PTCCyclone06/27 4:44 PMKimberlain
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