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laxpimpj
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Records Smashed
      Fri Jul 15 2005 06:44 AM

Just thought that maybe a list should be started of all the records the 2005 hurricane season has set.

I really don't have much to add to the list, other than..
Most intense July hurricane ever (hurricane Dennis)
Since 1851 there have been 4 major July hurricanes, two occuring in 2005 season.

I hope others will add to the list.

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