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Cyclone Daman
      #79603 - Thu Dec 06 2007 08:54 PM

TC Daman, currently at 948mb and 100 knots in the south central Pacific, is likely to have an impact on Fiji in about 24 hours.

Current Weather at Nandi, Fiji

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Re: Cyclone Daman [Re: Ed Dunham]
      #79604 - Fri Dec 07 2007 12:11 AM

Here's a link to Nausori's observation ... may be slightly closer to the track (although probably still not close enough for anything dramatic)

Current weather at Nausori, Fiji

Some good news ... eye looks more ragged and T numbers are coming down. Hopefully this will continue.


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