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hogrunr
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90L and beyond
      Fri May 21 2010 07:44 PM

So we are all watching 90L to see what it will do over the next week or so, anyone else notice the development in basically the same area that the GFS, CMC and ECMWF are showing with their latest runs? Showing development just NE of the Bahamas after 90L is shown to make landfall on the SE coast. Of course this is to be taken lightly as far out as it is in the forecast, but just a note of something else to watch.

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