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scottsvb
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#73428 - Tue Sep 05 2006 10:18 PM

The center is moreless off the to SW of the blow up of convection but as the system develops more..the center will consolidate more as the pressures fall..... still with the big trough over the eastern U.S. This will get no closer then 65-70W....Bermuda people need to keep an eye on this system though.

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