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TampaRand
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      #70851 - Sat Aug 26 2006 02:33 AM

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Any thoughts concerning Ernesto being shoved back to the east
with an eventual backdoor track through N. Fla/ S. Ga?



IMO-No, absolutely not. That is like a ZERO strike possibility.

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Re: future [Re: TampaRand]
      #71291 - Sun Aug 27 2006 10:21 AM

NEVER SAY NEVER !!!,,, looks to me like the track has made a dramatic shift to the east according to all the model runs.

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Re: future [Re: TampaRand]
      #71491 - Sun Aug 27 2006 07:14 PM

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Any thoughts concerning Ernesto being shoved back to the east
with an eventual backdoor track through N. Fla/ S. Ga?



IMO-No, absolutely not. That is like a ZERO strike possibility.



wow...worst forecast ever.

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