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Hurricane Helene now forecast by NHC to become an extremely dangerous, large Cat 4 Catastrophic and deadly storm surge up to 20 feet agl is likely
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 14 (Francine) , Major: 393 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 52 (Debby) Major: 393 (Idalia)
Hur Helene
ADV#13 11:00 am EDT
25.5N 85.5W
Wind: 105MPH
Pres: 960mb
Moving:
Nne at 14 mph
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ADV#3 11:00 am EDT
37.3N 51.7W
Wind: 50MPH
Pres: 997mb
Moving:
E at 12 mph
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Member # 2754  
Name debwire  
Title Registered User  
Total Posts 9  
Homepage http://www.debwire.com  
Occupation Professional  
Hobbies Photography, weather, music, travel, web development, cultural events, more  
Location St. Petersburg, Florida  
Bio Avid photographer and weather enthusiast. Transplant to Florida and experiencing my 2nd year of those beasts we refer to as hurricanes.  
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Number of Years Tracking Storms 2 
Registered on Thu Jul 21 2005 09:22 PM  


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