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bob3d
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Loc: Pasco County, Florida
Re: Thunderstorm over Miami
      Sun Sep 09 2007 08:41 AM

An Upper Level Low is destabilizing the atmosphere south of the Florida Peninsula. The area is expected to lift north and continue to keep Florida in a higher than "normal" rain pattern over the next few days. It is not a tropical LLC. Expect a few bad thunderstorms throughout the central and southern Florida. It appears you were at the right place at the right time to experience a storm spawned by this low.

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Time in West Central Florida: 51 years

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