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Hawkeyewx
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Re: 'Extremely Dangerous' Hurricane Rick Attains Cat 4 Intensity - Could Threaten Cabo San Lucas
Sat Oct 17 2009 08:47 PM

Rick is now about as strong as hurricanes can get in the eastern Pacific. One of the satellite estimates now puts it at 180 mph. What an incredible satellite loop... very Rita-esque with near-perfect symmetry.

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'Extremely Dangerous' Hurricane Rick Attains Cat 4 Intensity - Could Threaten Cabo San Lucas	CoconutCandy	Sat Oct 17 2009 08:47 PM
Re: 'Extremely Dangerous' Hurricane Rick Attains Cat 4 Intensity - Could Threaten Cabo San Lucas	Hawkeyewx	Sat Oct 17 2009 08:47 PM
Re: 'Extremely Dangerous' Hurricane Rick Attains Cat 4 Intensity - Could Threaten Cabo San Lucas	MichaelA	Sat Oct 17 2009 10:58 PM

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