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1993 no name storm
      Tue Jun 13 2006 10:22 AM

Does anyone have the track of the 1993 no name storm or a link to it?
I was in it and would like to know where it came on land in Florida and the path it took to get there.
If you can help, please e-mail me at -
notellriverhotel@hotmail.com

Thank you.
Max

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