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Tropical Depression Nine Forms in Atlantic
      Fri Aug 05 2005 08:45 AM

thanks for the info Hank...appreciate it...we have a huge soccer tournament at Disney this weekend...play is mostly in the AM so hopefully....just the normal afternoon shower and fireworks will be okay...

i wouldn't expect morning to night rain, but yeah.. it's florida in august we're talking about... it's going to rain some. i haven't read your local forecast discussion, but i don't see anything affecting your weather except that trough.. which should keep it just a little wetter than normal. -HF

Edited by HanKFranK (Fri Aug 05 2005 11:19 AM)

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