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Re: Slow Moving Developing System Affecting Florida
      Sun Oct 09 2011 09:19 PM

It Looks like the convection in the gulf just a little off of SW Fl. is starting to take on some rotation of its own. Some of the models showed a possibility of this early last week. Should we be watching for something here

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* Subtropical System Landfalls at the Cape MikeCAdministrator Sun Oct 09 2011 09:19 PM
. * * Re: Subtropical System Landfalls at the Cape WeatherNut   Thu Oct 13 2011 06:18 PM
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