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Re: movement definitely west
      Wed Aug 24 2005 09:36 PM

Hurricanes have a tendancy to really get there act together as they approach the Ft. Lauderdale/Greater Miami area, which is where Katrina is going towards. I don't see it jolting abruptly northward anytime soon, but I would not be shocked for it to hit with 100+ MPH winds.

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