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Re: Hurricane Rosa
      Fri Sep 28 2018 04:19 AM


Cat 4 Rosa Sep 28 2018 0530z

Rosa became a Cat 3 during the afternoon of Thursday Sep 28, and by evening a Cat 4.

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* Hurricane Rosa - SW US cieldumort Fri Sep 28 2018 04:19 AM
. * * Re: Hurricane Rosa - SW US cieldumort   Sun Sep 30 2018 06:19 AM
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