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GlenJohnson
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Re: El niño is official
      Fri Jul 10 2009 09:34 AM

I've heard a couple of forecasters say that it's possible that because it has come so late in the year, it may not affect the hurricanes. They point to the fact that Andrew came in a an El Nino year. Thoughts?

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