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Gulf area up to 60% chance for weak development. A new Atlantic system is now up with a 20% chance for development, FL east coast and GA coast should watch for mid-late this week.**
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 291 (Idalia) , Major: 291 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 291 (Idalia) Major: 291 (Idalia)
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Rob Moser
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Re: Whew!!!
      Mon Oct 31 2011 01:13 AM

Thank you !

Wonderful job of handling this year's season. SPOT ON!

Now we can go back HOME!

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* Sean Will Pass NW of Bermuda - Then Get Absorbed by Front Ed DunhamAdministrator Mon Oct 31 2011 01:13 AM
. * * Sean Moving Closer to Bermuda Ed DunhamAdministrator   Thu Nov 10 2011 08:53 PM
. * * Re: Sean Nearly a Hurricane cieldumort   Wed Nov 09 2011 09:07 PM
. * * Re: Whew!!! Rob Moser   Mon Oct 31 2011 01:13 AM

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