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Re: Rain For Florida and Early Development Possible
      Mon May 14 2018 06:52 AM

There have been several Tornado warnings in Palm Beach county because of general spin in the air around this system, more are possible, but no new official updates from the National Hurricane Center yet. It is possible for more of these in Florida, especially Martin county and spreading to a few other places later, so would be wise to be aware of them at least.



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