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WKJohnson
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Satellite Bermuda High Images
      Sat May 05 2007 01:44 AM

I was wondering if anyone had a site dedicated to the positioning of the Bermuda High. I wanted to track it's positioning throughout the 2007 season. Thanks for the help!

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