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Heberts Box
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What is everyone referring to when they speak of Heberts Box at about 20N 60W?
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MikeC
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(Admin)
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Wed Sep 10 2003 06:17 PM
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Re: Heberts Box
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I'm not sure on this one, I've heard of it before, but I myself don't have the answer.
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Keith234
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(Storm Chaser)
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Fri Jul 15 2005 01:24 AM
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Re: Heberts Box
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Could someone answer this question as I have the same one and don't want to make a new thread. Thanks a bunch.
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Clark
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(Meteorologist)
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Fri Jul 15 2005 01:31 AM
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Re: Heberts Box
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It is a box (a rectangle...don't know the exact points, but the 20/60 point is one of the key ones) that the majority of major hurricanes that affected S. Florida passed through/under. It doesn't mean that if a storm were to pass through there, it will hit south Florida, nor does it mean that if it doesn't pass through there that it won't hit S. Florida. It is named after Paul Hebert, the fmr. NHC forecaster who coined the terminology.
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