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#Beryl on track to become a Major while crossing or near the Windwards. Low behind it now Invest #96L with 70% odds. #94L in Bay of Campeche as well. What month is this?
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 304 (Idalia) , Major: 304 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 304 (Idalia) Major: 304 (Idalia)
10.5N 52.2W
Wind: 90MPH
Pres: 983mb
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W at 20 mph
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nomad-one
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Interesting Weather Site..................
      Wed Dec 28 2005 09:58 AM

found this site if anyone is interested.............mountwashington.org...........check out the weather stats and history of this weather observatory

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