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Steve
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Re: Tropical Cyclone Forecast - 2002
      Fri May 03 2002 09:43 PM

Hey Ed,

I'm sticking with my 13/8/3 post from April on the old forum for now. I think the key is what actually happens with El Nino. If he peters out, the numbers might go up a hair, if he shows up, then an 11/6/2 scenario looks more likely. But I'm still going to wait until June 1st in order to make my official season/landfall prediction.

Steve

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* Tropical Cyclone Forecast - 2002 Ed DunhamAdministrator Fri May 03 2002 09:43 PM
. * * Re: Tropical Cyclone Forecast - 2002 Rad   Fri May 17 2002 03:43 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Cyclone Forecast - 2002 Kevin   Fri May 10 2002 06:09 PM
. * * Re: Major Hurricanes Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sun May 12 2002 03:11 PM
. * * Re: Tropical Cyclone Forecast - 2002 Steve   Fri May 03 2002 09:43 PM

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