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The area in the central Gulf of Mexico has a 20% chance to develop in the next 7 days. Likely to bring rain over Florida this weekend.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 203 (Nicole) , Major: 245 (Ian) Florida - Any: 203 (Nicole) Major: 245 (Ian)
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April Early Start
      #114533 - Wed Apr 05 2023 05:26 PM

GFS, EUro, and Icon are showing development near florida (either in the Gulf or The Bahamas) late next week, something potentially to watch for April.

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