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Re: Severe Tropical Cyclone INgrid
      Wed Mar 09 2005 07:19 AM

Actually Ingrid is down to 105 knots this morning and will further weaken to about 70 knots at landfall near 14S - still a respectable storm, but nothing that the folks in that area are not used to. Think of a storm somewhat smaller than Jeanne and somewhat less intense than Frances.
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* Severe Tropical Cyclone INgrid Rich B Wed Mar 09 2005 07:19 AM
. * * Re: Severe Tropical Cyclone INgrid ShanaTX   Tue Mar 08 2005 04:59 AM
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