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Kristi
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Computer models
      Sun Sep 07 2008 08:49 PM

I live in south Louisiana, between Southwest Pass and the Sabine River, I looked at the AVNI computer model and it seems as though Hurricane Rita was closest to that model. Historically, how accurate is that model?

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