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Hurricane29
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Initial Outlook for the 2008 Season
      Sun Apr 06 2008 01:00 PM



Quick question ED why would it be unusual under the present or forcasted atmospheric conditions across the tropical atlantic?

Also so your thinking landfall wise for U.S. could be rather on the busy side?

Thanks Again for your insights.

Edited by Hurricane29 (Sun Apr 06 2008 01:01 PM)

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* Initial Outlook for the 2008 Season Hurricane29 Sun Apr 06 2008 01:00 PM
. * * Re: Second Tropical Wave of Season sdgsd   Wed May 07 2008 07:37 PM
. * * Something to Ponder Ed DunhamAdministrator   Mon Apr 07 2008 01:14 AM

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