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allan
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TS Beryl
      Thu Jul 20 2006 02:30 PM

Naa I don;t see a southeast movement with the eye. Looks like convection is starting to wrap around the center. Comeback?? probably not. Maybe a flare up moment, deff. no blow up. I see a landfall on the border of Rhode Island and Mass. It hasnt made that sharp turn. I predict for it to stay on a NNE movement for a while. So far LI is gonna get pounded later today.

Edit: moved to appropriate forum, again. -Clark

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Allan Reed - 18,9,5

Edited by Clark (Thu Jul 20 2006 04:30 PM)

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