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The area over the northeast Gulf extending into offshore the Southeast now has a 40% chance to develop into a tropical or subtropical system this weekend or early next week. Lots of off/on rain in Florida in the meantime.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 265 (Milton) , Major: 265 (Milton) Florida - Any: 265 (Milton) Major: 265 (Milton)
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Wind: 30MPH
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Nw at 12 mph
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Jason M
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Loc: New Orleans
CGOM/WGOM Threat Increases
      Thu Sep 19 2002 01:32 AM


My discussion at Tropical Weather Watchers has been updated. For the second straight day, I believe that the greatest threat for a U.S. landfall is farther west. There is a lot reasoning behind the forecast. But remeber, whenever a hurricane in the Gulf stalls, all bets are off.

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