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MichaelA
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Re: Major Cat 3 Hurricane ADRIAN West of Mexico
      Thu Jun 09 2011 06:21 PM

That's a very impressive looking storm for so early in the season. A couple of the models seem to want to re-curve it toward the tip of Baja California.

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* Major Cat 3 Hurricane ADRIAN West of Mexico CoconutCandy Thu Jun 09 2011 06:21 PM
. * * Re: Major Cat 3 Hurricane ADRIAN West of Mexico MichaelA   Thu Jun 09 2011 06:21 PM
. * * Adrian Now at Cat IV Ed DunhamAdministrator   Thu Jun 09 2011 07:08 PM
. * * 'Adrian' Now ANNULAR at Category 4 CoconutCandy   Thu Jun 09 2011 08:42 PM

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