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soonermeteor
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Official Hurricane winds at landfall.
      Mon Jul 11 2005 02:02 AM

I have recently been putting together information on many past hurricanes but one thing i am unable to find is windspeed at landfall. The maps of track and intensity only show catagory. I was wondering if anyone knew a place i could find this information. Thanks!

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* Official Hurricane winds at landfall. soonermeteor Mon Jul 11 2005 02:02 AM
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