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Tracking 90L off the coast of central Florida. Low odds but likely blustery and very wet, regardless. Flooding the greatest risk with this one.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 286 (Idalia) , Major: 286 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 286 (Idalia) Major: 286 (Idalia)
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jolly45
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Tropical Storm Beta (Will it form?)
      Thu Oct 27 2005 02:12 AM

I think it will,and slowly drift northward,and make landfall as a Catergory 1 storm,near Panama.

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* Tropical Storm Beta (Will it form?) jolly45 Thu Oct 27 2005 02:12 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Storm Beta (Will it form?) Cookie   Sat Oct 29 2005 04:08 AM
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. * * Re: Tropical Storm Beta (Will it form?) HanKFranK   Sat Oct 29 2005 03:19 AM

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