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GuppieGrouper
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      #67842 - Sun Jul 09 2006 09:30 AM

I was thumbing through the Maps of Hurricanes thanks to Skeetobite. I came upon 1926 and was amazed at how many times Florida was effected that year by canes. It must have seemed to the residents that God was after them exclusively. I am wondering if any mets know what the historical conditions were that year to have created such a bullseye? Also was this the same weather conditions that the 2004 season brought? I was just curious.

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