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Chantal now pushing into eastern S Carolina with stout wind, heavy rain, iso spinups. Rem Barry still in Texas still causing flooding. 2025 ahead of climo for sure. #scwx #txwx
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 270 (Milton) , Major: 270 (Milton) Florida - Any: 270 (Milton) Major: 270 (Milton)
Chantal
ADV#9 5:00 pm EDT
34.9N 79.0W
Wind: 30MPH
Pres: 1007mb
Moving:
Nne at 10 mph
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. Re: Jeanne Inland in the Southeast 2004 News Talkbacks AngB Mon Sep 27 2004 04:58 PM
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