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Solak
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Invest 92 is up...
      #73460 - Wed Sep 06 2006 02:28 PM

Looking at that disturbed area off the FL coast



92L


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Solak
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Recon is headed out to investigate 92L [Re: Solak]
      #73465 - Wed Sep 06 2006 03:31 PM

3. REMARKS (ADDED) : A RESOURCES PERMITTING INVEST
OF A SUSPECT AREA OFF THE CAROLINA COAST
WAS ADDED FOR THIS AFTERNOON. ESTIMATED TAKEOFF
TIME 06/1900Z. COORDINATES 34.1N 76.7W.


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Re: Recon is headed out to investigate 92L [Re: Solak]
      #73467 - Wed Sep 06 2006 03:49 PM

This could be the storm to stop Florences curve.. It is deff something to watch. If it gets up to 50 mph or 60 mph.. This will take place of what was supposed to be Florences path and leave Florence to hit somewhere along the East Coast.

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Solak
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Re: Recon is headed out to investigate 92L [Re: allan]
      #73481 - Wed Sep 06 2006 07:01 PM

It certainly is growing in size... Interesting that TWC didn't even mention it in their 5:00 'cane report. Waiting for recon data to see what they find

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ltpat228
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Re: Invest 92 is up... [Re: Solak]
      #73495 - Wed Sep 06 2006 11:27 PM

Posters are saying off my state's coast of Florida, then others are saying North Carolina's coast regarding 92L.
I just walked in from work and have looked at all the info and am totally confused!
LOL.
All I know is...its been raining here on Florida's east coast ever since Ernesto departed my area last week and I would like a clearer understanding why.


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