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Gulf area up to 60% chance for weak development. A new Atlantic system is now up with a 20% chance for development, FL east coast and GA coast should watch for mid-late this week.**
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 291 (Idalia) , Major: 291 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 291 (Idalia) Major: 291 (Idalia)
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Frank P
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2002 forecast
      Thu May 30 2002 06:06 PM

12 named storms
7 hurricanes
3 Cat 3+ storms
2 US landfall hurricanes
1 US landfall Cat 3+ hurricane
1 Hybrid (wanna be that NHC does not classify as tropical)


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* 2002 forecast Frank P Thu May 30 2002 06:06 PM
. * * Re: 2002 forecast (Here's mine!) Kevin   Sat Jun 01 2002 03:34 PM
. * * Re: 2002 forecast (Here's mine!) Steve   Sun Jun 02 2002 04:21 AM
. * * test Anonymous   Sat Aug 03 2002 01:37 PM

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