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Area in the MDR Atlantic being watched for later next week, 20% chance of development. Leeward Islands need to watch closely.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 18 (Beryl) , Major: 331 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 331 (Idalia) Major: 331 (Idalia)
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. Re: Ian Lounge 2022 Forecast Lounge KornR Wed Sep 28 2022 08:45 PM
. Re: Question to the Mets and all-Are we not looking at a possible massive tornado event? 2005 News Talkbacks KornR Sat Oct 22 2005 10:26 AM
. Re: Tropical Storm Ophelia Forms off Florida East Coast 2005 News Talkbacks KornR Wed Sep 07 2005 06:44 PM
. Re: Tropical Storm Ophelia Forms off Florida East Coast 2005 News Talkbacks KornR Wed Sep 07 2005 07:45 AM
. Re: watch area 2005 News Talkbacks KornR Sat Aug 27 2005 11:13 AM
. Re: Jeanne Strengthening 2004 News Talkbacks KornR Sat Sep 25 2004 10:13 AM
. Re: For those who lose power...please read and print 2004 News Talkbacks KornR Wed Sep 15 2004 06:37 AM
. Re: Hurricane Watches Up from Morgan City, LA to St. Marks Florida 2004 News Talkbacks KornR Mon Sep 13 2004 11:45 PM

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