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HURRICANELONNY
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Re: Forecast Updates
      Sun Jul 08 2007 10:58 AM

I never knew about the AMO and the #'s. Good to know. As for 16 names that sounds about right. As for landfalls. Who knows. No 2005 and no 2006. Other then that. I'd be the first to say I have no clue. This year has got me a little baffled.

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* Forecast Updates Ed DunhamAdministrator Sun Jul 08 2007 10:58 AM
. * * Re: Forecast Updates HURRICANELONNY   Thu Jul 05 2007 01:33 PM
. * * Re: Forecast Updates MrSpock   Fri Jul 06 2007 09:52 PM
. * * Re: Forecast Updates HURRICANELONNY   Sun Jul 08 2007 10:58 AM

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