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Dr Gray's august outlook is same 14/8/3 but less storm days
      Wed Aug 06 2003 10:06 AM

http://hurricane.atmos.colostate.edu/forecasts/2003/aug2003/

Interesting report from the doc who says that we can expect a more normal season after the active june and july.Also the landfalls at the US coastline will be above average from the past centurie.If you want to comment about what Dr Gray said please do so to see what all here think.

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* Dr Gray's august outlook is same 14/8/3 but less storm days Cycloneye Wed Aug 06 2003 10:06 AM
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