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Re: Potential Tropical Cyclone One
      Thu Jun 02 2022 10:33 PM

Straight forward early season predictable forecast of 40-50mph storm.. mostly far east of the center due to shear.. Mostly rain 4-6 inches. winds generally 20-25mph.. bit more near open areas and water,,, few isolated tornados around Naples-Ft Myers and east coast. Storm will pick up spead later Friday and get across the state by mid day saturday.

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