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Steve H.
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Re: TD 12 Slowly Approaches West Florida
      Fri Sep 05 2003 12:24 AM

Great analysis Ed...per usual. Yes it seems the TD is a bit further south than forecast, but looking at the movement during the day, its no surprise. So the winds should freshen up a bit here tomorrow. Will be interesting to see if Henri stalls offshore Brevard beaches. I guess that would bring the rain and wind up. But as you said that's probably a long shot, as it will likely move further NE than the immediate coast. What part of the day do you foresee landfall?? Noon tomorrow or later?? Cheers!!

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* TD 12 Slowly Approaches West Florida Ed DunhamAdministrator Fri Sep 05 2003 12:24 AM
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