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. Re: Hurricane Rita Tracking West Northwest in the Gulf 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Fri Sep 23 2005 01:42 AM
. Re: Hurricane Rita Tracking West Northwest in the Gulf 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Fri Sep 23 2005 01:17 AM
. Re: Hurricane Rita Tracking West Northwest in the Gulf 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Fri Sep 23 2005 01:03 AM
. Re: Hurricane Rita Tracking West Northwest in the Gulf 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Fri Sep 23 2005 12:41 AM
. Re: Steering currents 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Thu Sep 22 2005 11:50 AM
. Re: Steering currents 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Thu Sep 22 2005 11:43 AM
. Re: Category 5 Hurricane Rita Moving Westward in the Gulf *Killed -- Sent to Graveyard* 2005 News Talkbacks Texascoast Wed Sep 21 2005 10:18 PM

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