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Re: Central Florida Tornadoes
      Fri Feb 02 2007 09:04 PM

I have followed this event and even contacted Ed to check on him. He and his are fine and the bulk of the severe Wx was to his south at that time. I expect a bust on the proper forum from him at any time and really welcome it! My hopes and prayers go out to the ones touched as well.

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