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B.C.Francis
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Re: TC formation in the Bay of Campeche later in June
      Sat Jun 07 2025 03:21 PM

Been using this site for 20 years plus. Definitely my go to for tropical weather this time of the year for me on the coast here in Brevard County. Great job to Mike and the people who run this platform for weather nerds like me. I'm going with 18-9-4. Good luck to all.

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