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Tropical Storm Chantal continues slowly getting a little stronger off the southeast coast. Tropical Storm Barry's remnants still in Texas with tragic results.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 269 (Milton) , Major: 269 (Milton) Florida - Any: 269 (Milton) Major: 269 (Milton)
TS Chantal
ADV#6 11:00 pm EDT
32.7N 78.8W
Wind: 50MPH
Pres: 1004mb
Moving:
N at 8 mph
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Mike
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Loc: Port St. John, Fla
Re: Lilii Upgraded to TS Again
      Fri Sep 27 2002 07:39 PM

Ed; You impressed me with your Edourd forecast... But for somebody trying to launch the Space Shuttle Wednesday, I hope you have better news for Floridians. Please keep up the excellent Forums that you post.

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