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Invest 95L is now being tracked in the central Atlantic, with a 40% chance to develop and very strong model support. Those in the Lesser Antilles of the Caribbean should watch it closely Sunday/Monday. 94L at 20% chance to develop.
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Cali Guy
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Hurrican Locations
      Sun Jun 13 2004 08:01 PM

I'm intending in moving to Florida from California, I'm leaving earthquake town for Hurricane alley, my question is, where are the most common areas that hurricanes normally hit in Florida? I intend to move to Orlando. From 1-10 what is the risk factor there? cguicab@hotmail.com I would appreciate direct feedback.

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Cali Guy.

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* Hurrican Locations Cali Guy Sun Jun 13 2004 08:01 PM
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