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A tropical cyclone may now be forming off the southeast coast. Recon scheduled to be in later today #92L
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 267 (Milton) , Major: 267 (Milton) Florida - Any: 267 (Milton) Major: 267 (Milton)
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ralphfl
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movement definitely west
      Wed Aug 24 2005 01:52 PM

Boy the casters arew out in force today.Anyway this storm needs to be watched and NOBODY can say where it is going to hit till it makes a turn and gets its act together.As they say if you are in the cone you need to be ready for a Cat 1 storm.But IMO i don't see this more then a Min cat 1 storm and i see it more south then some others do on here.

-- don't knock the Mods now.. be nice. I moved this to the forecast lounge because you are forecasting an opinion.

Edited by RedingtonBeachGuy (Wed Aug 24 2005 01:56 PM)

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