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Re: Sean Nearly a Hurricane
      Wed Nov 09 2011 04:07 PM

Sean is nearly a hurricane as of Tuesday afternoon, with an eye feature, which has been seen on microwave images all day, now becoming clear in conventional satellite images as well.



The official forecast now has Sean a hurricane tomorrow afternoon, although the upgrade could happen much sooner.

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* Sean Will Pass NW of Bermuda - Then Get Absorbed by Front Ed DunhamAdministrator Wed Nov 09 2011 04:07 PM
. * * Sean Moving Closer to Bermuda Ed DunhamAdministrator   Thu Nov 10 2011 03:53 PM
. * * Re: Sean Nearly a Hurricane cieldumort   Wed Nov 09 2011 04:07 PM
. * * Re: Whew!!! Rob Moser   Sun Oct 30 2011 09:13 PM

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