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madmumbler
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Re: 1993 no name storm
      Tue Jun 13 2006 02:09 PM

Not to be superstious, but Charley hit on 8/13, the No Name hit on 3/13 (where I was then, in Aripeka in Pasco Co., FL), and Alberto made landfall on 6/13.

I know lots of storms DON'T hit on "13" but it sure is goofy!

What IS it with the number 13? *LOL*

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