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LI Phil
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Polk County Weather Update
      #15058 - Tue Jun 08 2004 03:09 AM

Steve H.

Ed may delete our posts, but that was one heckuva game, huh? Hopefully Colleen will see this before ED checks back in. Think Kevin is a fan too.

Peace & Cheers,

LI Phil

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Re: Polk County Weather Update [Re: LI Phil]
      #15059 - Tue Jun 08 2004 03:28 AM

Congrats to the Lightning!! With a good weather name to boot! I know Ed will delete this. Now if it had only been the Carolina Hurricanes we'd all be ok....

Sticking with July 4th for a patriotic first storm of the season.

Forecast: 15/9/4

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