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A new 20% area over the Southeast and Gulf, from Lousiana to Georgia is up for this week. Rain is most likely impact regardless of development.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 275 (Milton) , Major: 275 (Milton) Florida - Any: 275 (Milton) Major: 275 (Milton)
 


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Re: Erick / 94E Crossover Watch
      Sun Jun 22 2025 02:18 PM

Remnants of Erick did finally make it towards and partially into the extreme western Gulf, but not nearly intact enough nor over water enough to warrant an Invest tag. The reconstituted system, which is more of a blend of some of Erick's moisture, mid/upper level voticity and preexisting trofiness in the region, has produced very heavy rains over eastern Mexico.




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* Erick / 94E Crossover Watch cieldumort Sun Jun 22 2025 02:18 PM
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