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Nicholas & Ivan
      Sat Feb 16 2008 06:21 PM

Tropical Cyclone Nicholas (967mb) should make landfall near Learmonth, Western Australia, around 17/18Z with sustained winds of at least 90mph.

Learmonth Current Weather

Tropical Cyclone Ivan (937mb) should make landfall in a few hours - around 17/03Z - in northern Madagascar between Sainte-Marie and Tamatave with sustained winds of at least 130mph.

Tamatave Current Weather

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* Nicholas & Ivan Ed DunhamAdministrator Sat Feb 16 2008 06:21 PM
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