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Loc: Spring Hill, Fla. (Hernando C...
Re: Alberto into the Night
      Tue Jun 13 2006 04:16 AM

Looks impressive, but it is a long, long way from anything and may hit South America or just get swallowed up by a trough before anything happens.

Climatologically this area is not conducive to storm development till later in the year when the Cape Verde season is in full swing.

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