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With today's 5PM NHC #HurricaneBeryl update, the U.S. is now officially in the cone for the first time. Jamaica to Mexico to Texas.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 308 (Idalia) , Major: 308 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 308 (Idalia) Major: 308 (Idalia)
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Wind: 145MPH
Pres: 954mb
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Wnw at 18 mph
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Re: The Advantages of Duel Polarization Radar during a hurricane
      Mon Aug 25 2008 04:45 PM

Thank you Ed Dunham for correcting me. Most of my information came from Bay News9. I am sorry that I was incorrect and I will be correct with my information in the future.

(Noted that you are a new site user. You should use the PM capability whenever you want to make note of something to a particular individual.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Aug 25 2008 09:39 PM)

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