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Please help. LINK to "Storm Spotlight" Page ??
      #86969 - Fri Sep 25 2009 06:41 PM

I just discovered this page on CFHC ...

http://flhurricane.com/cyclone/stormspotlight.php?year=2009&storm=8

... from looking at "Who's Online" and see what others' were looking at.

Great page. But please tell me HOW I can find it (a link, etc.) from the MAIN page ?!?

Amazing that, after 3 years posting here, I STILL haven't figured out all the ins and outs and exactly what pages (info) are available for viewing.

Thanks if you could please shed some insight.

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Re: Please help. LINK to "Storm Spotlight" Page ?? [Re: CoconutCandy]
      #86974 - Sat Sep 26 2009 07:42 AM

Just click on the 'tracking map' to the left, under Current Storms.
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LINK to the "Storm Spotlight" Page [Re: Ed Dunham]
      #86975 - Sat Sep 26 2009 08:00 AM

Thanks Ed. It just never occured to me to click on the map itself. Maybe tiny text below the map that says "Click the Map for More Info" (or something similar), like the 'mph' just above the map. Then folks like me (who didn't know) will realize the map is clickable and yields more info regarding the current storm. Food for thought.

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