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#Beryl expected to landfall near Matagorda Bay Pre-Dawn Monday as a hurricane.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 312 (Idalia) , Major: 312 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 312 (Idalia) Major: 312 (Idalia)
TS Beryl
ADV#37A 8:00 pm EDT
27.1N 95.6W
Wind: 70MPH
Pres: 987mb
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Nnw at 12 mph
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Re: 93L Lounge
      Sat Oct 28 2017 01:47 PM

12 GFS has this landfalling in Southeast Florida, then another landfall near New Jersey/New England Monday morning and all the way into Quebec.

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