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Now MAJOR Hurricane #Melissa Rapidly Intensifying tonight. Forecast to Cat 5 within 48 hours, could be considerably sooner.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 381 (Milton) , Major: 381 (Milton) Florida - Any: 381 (Milton) Major: 381 (Milton)
Hur Melissa
ADV#20A 8:00 am EDT
16.3N 76.4W
Wind: 140MPH
Pres: 952mb
Moving:
W at 5 mph
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Daniel, redux
      Fri Jul 28 2006 02:23 AM

Speaking of things which may surprise on the upside, Daniel looks to me as if he may soon become worthy of T numbers again.

Daniel Night Vision Floater

Edited for more appropriate title instead of "99L." -Clark

Edited by Clark (Fri Jul 28 2006 10:09 AM)

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