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Remnants from E PAC storms are forecast to move into SW Gulf by Friday and have a slight chance of redeveloping there. Rain likely going up in S TX and coastal TX either way.

Days since last Hurricane Landfall — US Any: 608 (Milton), US Major: 608 (Milton), FL Any: 608 (Milton), FL Major: 608 (Milton)

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Ed Dunham
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Extratropical Arthur Moving North and Fading Fast

[Re: Psyber]
#95117 - Sun Jul 06 2014 12:51 AM

Actually there was a south to north orientation of a portion of the jet stream just off the east coast that developed and captured the hurricane and accelerated it to the north - however, a discussion of that hurricane really belongs in the Hurricane History Forum.

Arthur became an storm at 05/12Z. It is now over Prince Edward Island, fading rapidly while still moving north. The system is expected to weaken and dissipate in a couple of days.
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