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Rob Moser
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Invest 92L Forecast Lounge
      Thu Sep 09 2010 06:41 PM

Fox News has been reporting this much of the afternoon. Saying it could affect US & FL by next week.
But...they're often wrong.

(The Forecast Lounge is the best place for discussion on long range extended outlooks on a system, so this seemed like a good post to start this thread with.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Sep 10 2010 06:07 PM)

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* Invest 92L Forecast Lounge Rob Moser Thu Sep 09 2010 06:41 PM
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