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Re: The oil impact on a Hurricane
      Mon May 10 2010 09:57 AM

Won't do anything to a hurricane. BUT it will sure be a bigger mess if we don't get that mess cleaned up before one moves into the area.

So far the wind directions have kept a great deal of the spill corralled. Except for the product that appeared on Chandelier Island and Dauphin Island.

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* The oil impact on a Hurricane Adam S Mon May 10 2010 09:57 AM
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. * * Re: 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Now Noname3   Fri Jun 04 2010 10:12 PM
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