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Cycloneye
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Re: The History of Puerto Rico seeing hurricanes is a long one
Sat Jul 10 2004 08:30 AM

In only one occasion in 1928 a cat 5 cane hitted PR and later hitted Florida but for the most part Puerto Rico has not been hit and those later go to Miami as the best example is Andrew which moved well away from not only PR but from the Leewards and formed well north of PR and then slammed South Florida.

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The History of Puerto Rico seeing hurricanes is a long one	Cycloneye	Sat Jul 10 2004 08:30 AM
Re: The History of Puerto Rico seeing hurricanes is a long one	Spike	Fri Jun 04 2004 08:34 PM
Re: The History of Puerto Rico seeing hurricanes is a long one	Cycloneye	Sat Jul 10 2004 08:30 AM

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