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Dr Grays outlook for september and october=2 active months
      Wed Sep 03 2003 09:03 AM

http://hurricane.atmos.colostate.edu/forecasts/2003/sep2003/

For september he sees 4-2-1 and for october 3-2-1.Read the whole outlook and post your opinions about it.I think that he is right about being an active 2 months.

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