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stormtiger
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Igor
      #89621 - Tue Sep 21 2010 04:52 PM

How rare is it for a tropical system to travel West of Greenland into Baffin Bay?

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Re: Igor [Re: stormtiger]
      #89623 - Tue Sep 21 2010 06:14 PM

Don't know how rare but I spoke with friends in the Newfoundland area this afternoon and they said it was the worse they had seen in 25 years. Very strong sustained winds and torrential rains.

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