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allan
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2007 Superstorm?
      Wed Apr 11 2007 01:27 PM

Something big is going to develop in a few days.. Accuweather meteorologist Jesse Ferrel says it has a deepening pressure of a category 3 hurricane. Models do mess up alot.. just 2 days ago this very same storm was supposed to move up into Canada from the upper midwest. Now it bombs off the East Coast with Rain/ possible tropical storm force winds/ Blizzard interior areas. Some thing to watch.. heres the 12z model run for today on this storm
http://www.arl.noaa.gov/ready-bin/animation.pl?id=GFS&mdl=grads/gfs/panel2&file=anim

- second storm
- pressure about 980 to 990 mlb
- major flooding and beach erosion on coast
- possible heavy snow and ice around upstate NY and New England

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Allan Reed - 18,9,5

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