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B.C.Francis
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Anymore monsters this year ?
      Mon Sep 26 2005 08:46 AM

I was wondering what may happen in the up coming month of October. Only two areas of convection out there right now. One in the Carribbean and one in the far Atantic. From other posts I`ve learned that the basins to watch this time of year are in the Western Caribbean and Western Atantic. Does Katrina or Rita have a twin sister or brother that might make his or her appearance next month ? and I wonder if its at all possible seeing the developement of such a hugh storm being that the season is going into the downside part......What a year.....Weatherchef....... web page

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