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allan
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Will Superstorm 2005 develop tonight?
      Mon Oct 24 2005 06:34 PM

Hurricane Wilma crossed over Florida in about 6 hours. Now it is in the Atlantic. Forecasters say Wilma could emerge with whats left of Alpha and 2 low pressures plus a front tonight. Tommorow the Perfect Storm will be developed. So how big could this get and will it beat its rival The Perfect Storm 1991?
I think it will but thats my opinion!

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