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Another possible storm ???
      #60136 - Thu Oct 20 2005 01:12 PM

Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on the mass that is developing just to the SE of Puerto Rico ??? Looks a little ominous right now, but cant get a good read on it... Could this possibly be the dreaded TS ALPHA in the near future ??

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Re: Another possible storm ??? [Re: Bulldg24]
      #60185 - Thu Oct 20 2005 02:33 PM

BullDog - Go to the main page of Active Topics here and read the last paragraph of Ed Dunhams thread. In short, yeah, could become Alpha.

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