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Re: Typhoon Cimaron poised to slam northern Luzon
      Sun Oct 29 2006 07:48 AM

Cimaron looking very impressive this morning as it is about to make landfall over central Luzon in the Philippines with sustained winds of 140 knots. Central pressure is down to 898mb.
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* Typhoon Cimaron poised to slam northern Luzon vpbob21 Sun Oct 29 2006 07:48 AM
. * * Re: Typhoon Cimaron poised to slam northern Luzon vpbob21   Tue Oct 31 2006 10:28 AM
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