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Tropical Storm Fernand becomes the sixth name to form at approx 25% of the way through a typical full season. Watching #99L very closely as well. #TropicalStormFernand
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 317 (Milton) , Major: 317 (Milton) Florida - Any: 317 (Milton) Major: 317 (Milton)
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27.2N 61.4W
Wind: 40MPH
Pres: 1010mb
Moving:
N at 15 mph
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Re: Potential Tropical Cyclone Five Forms East of the Leeward Islands
      Wed Aug 14 2024 07:32 PM

I'll be in Bermuda for Ernesto until Sunday.

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