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Days since last Hurricane Landfall — US Any: 572 (Milton), US Major: 572 (Milton), FL Any: 572 (Milton), FL Major: 572 (Milton)

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Kevin
#3643 - Tue Sep 17 2002 06:19 PM

Hey Kevin, what are the local mets saying? I'm in O-Town too, but stuck at work late (grrr!) Can't login from here either.

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Tallahassee Bill
#3646 - Tue Sep 17 2002 06:51 PM

Why do you ssay the advisory for Florida is more ominous?? When I left work at 6 I thought there was more uncertainty....Advise please. Thanks

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