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ShanaTX
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Re: Major July Hurricanes
      Sat Jul 09 2005 04:28 PM

Name: Hurricane #1
Date: 22 JUL- 2 AUG 1926
Wind: 120
Pres: 975
Cat: 4

See http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atlantic/1926/index.html and scroll down for specific track info... (has info for all 1926 storms)

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