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Loc: Melbourne, FL
Pesky Paula
      Sun Oct 17 2010 11:15 AM

The remnant circulation of Paula is firing convection again just north of eastern Cuba. At 17/15Z the low was located at 21.4N 75.4W and it was drifting to the east southeast.
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