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Re: Fiona Lounge
      Sat Sep 17 2022 12:18 AM

0z GFS turns a bit earlier, this time it actually gets Fiona to hurricane strength right before crossing the western side of Puerto Rico. If the strengthing trend that's been happening tonight continues, I wouldn't be surprised to see hurricane watches or warnings go up for Puerto Rico in the morning.

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