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West FL Jess
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Hurricane Trends by Month??
      Tue Aug 08 2006 10:21 PM

Does anyone know of a good website that shows Hurricane trends and origination for the different months of Hurricane Season? I've seen a basic one on weather.com before but I am looking for something better.

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