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TROPICAL STORM BERTHA HAS FORMED IN THE EASTERN GULF. WATCHES AND WARNINGS.
Days since last Hurricane Landfall — US Any: 650 (Milton), US Major: 650 (Milton), FL Any: 650 (Milton), FL Major: 650 (Milton)
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Ernesto Strengthens, Targets Gulf
      Sat Aug 26 2006 04:16 PM

does anyone have a link that shows satellite loops over a several day period?

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