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jeff p
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Ernesto Over Mainland Florida
      Wed Aug 30 2006 07:38 PM

this has been a slow season. ernesto has never gotten it's act together. it has gone it's own way, faily stady state. the forcasts have also done thire own thing. the storm and the forcasts never did jive. people ofcause have paid attention to the forcasts and not the trend of what the storm itself was doing. also i think some of us do not remember the old days when more storms had stayed over cuba, and what that island mass can do to a storm. does anyone else see it this way?


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