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cieldumort
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Re: Gabrielle Lounge
Tue Sep 23 2025 12:23 PM

Today's 12z Track and Intensity runs out so far

There is very strong consensus that Gabrielle will be impacting the Azores as a bona fide hurricane, likely a strong Cat 1/Cat 2.

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Gabrielle Lounge	cieldumort	Tue Sep 23 2025 12:23 PM
Re: Gabrielle Lounge	cieldumort	Tue Sep 23 2025 12:23 PM
Re: 92L Lounge (SW of Cabo)	cieldumort	Wed Sep 17 2025 09:47 AM
Re: 92L Lounge (SW of Cabo)	cieldumort	Wed Sep 17 2025 11:13 AM

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