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Bloodstar
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Where will irene head?
Thu Aug 11 2005 01:10 AM

Right now I'm thinking... if the storm stays weak for the next 36 hours, I'm thinking north florida, south georgia.

If the storm strengthens some but not for 24 hours, I'm seeing south/north carolina. border.

If the storm picks up intensity quickly, then I think it's outerbanks or a total miss....

-Mark

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