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DustDuchess
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Current Central Florida Conditions with TD #1
      #17197 - Sat Jul 31 2004 11:38 PM

Raining, Thunder and lightning with some fairly close strikes. Appears no worse than our usual.

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Re: Current Central Florida Conditions with TD #1 [Re: DustDuchess]
      #17240 - Sun Aug 01 2004 04:29 AM

It came down pretty hard over here in Melbourne with 4.92" at the house - most of it in about two hours this evening. We also had some rather intense lightning.
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