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Psyber
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Re: surprise?
      Fri Sep 01 2006 05:10 PM

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I have a question for anyone that knows the answer please.

Why is it considered the Third U.S. Landfall along the North Carolina coast??
If its because it crossed the Florida keys first and then the Mainland of Florida hence two
landfalls? Why? The keys are part of Florida.
Would a storm coming from the Atlantic moving to the West into North Carolina also
have two landfalls if it crossed the Outer Banks and then into North Carolina?

It doesn't make a lot of sense to me maybe it's a technicality.....??




It zipped through the florida straights, winging the keys, went a little into the GOM and then bolted through FLA I think which counts for 2.

actually crossed about 10-15 miles of florida bay (area btw the keys and mainland florida) between key largo and the southwest corner of dade. wouldn't call it the a venture into the gulf, personally. -HF

Edited by HanKFranK (Fri Sep 01 2006 05:20 PM)

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