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kelcot
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Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal
      Fri Sep 10 2004 02:04 AM

jason- I remember when I was younger, my mom told me that the sevarity of a hurricane season is usuially reflected in the winter. So far, she's been right. This has nothing to do with science or met. but, for some reason it's always seemed to work out that way.

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* Temperatures Depart from Normal Keith234 Fri Sep 10 2004 02:04 AM
. * * Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal Clark   Fri Sep 10 2004 01:36 AM
. * * Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal Keith234   Fri Sep 10 2004 01:40 AM
. * * Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal kelcot   Fri Sep 10 2004 02:04 AM
. * * Re: Temperatures Depart from Normal Keith234   Fri Sep 10 2004 09:44 PM

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