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bob3d
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Re: The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins on June 1st
      Fri May 24 2024 08:30 AM

Next week, I am removing the last tree that can possibly hit my house during a wind event. With the forecast set at up to 25 storms this year, I have to believe that, at the very least, one storm will hit Central Florida this year.

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Time in West Central Florida: 52 years

Edited by bob3d (Fri May 24 2024 08:51 AM)

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