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Re: Area of Concern - Tropical Depression 12
      Wed Aug 24 2005 09:26 PM

Well... it looks (to me, from the MIA radar) like Katrina is edging a little south of due west over the last hour. It's probably a figment of my imagination, though. In any case, I'd guess initial landfall will be near Ft. Lauderdale. The computers seem all over the place as to where the system will ultimately make landfall along the Gulf coast.

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* Area of Concern - Tropical Depression 12 Ed DunhamAdministrator Wed Aug 24 2005 09:26 PM
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