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Tropical Storm Watch issued for the Lower and Middle Florida Keys from Key West to W of Channel 5 Bridge, and for the Dry Tortugas #RAFAEL #FLWX
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 26 (Milton) , Major: 26 (Milton) Florida - Any: 26 (Milton) Major: 26 (Milton)
Rem Patty
ADV#10 11:00 am EDT
38.5N 16.2W
Wind: 35MPH
Pres: 999mb
Moving:
Ene at 17 mph
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TS Rafael
ADV#5A 6:00 pm EDT
15.8N 76.9W
Wind: 45MPH
Pres: 1000mb
Moving:
Nnw at 9 mph
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Name Stormin' Norman  
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Location Beautiful Honolulu Hawaii 21.30N 157.83W  
Bio Lived in Coconut Grove in the 70's, moved to Hawaii in 1980, where I took Tropical Meteorology at UH.

Love the Outdoors, Biking & Hiking. An Avid Music Lover, Dancer and Amateur Astronomer.

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Number of Years Tracking Storms 34 (Since David, first Male Hurricane, in Miami, in 1979) 
Registered on Fri Jun 01 2007 05:27 AM  


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