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JoshuaK
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Three Features Cooking in Atlantic
      Thu Oct 28 2010 04:37 PM

Wow this is getting interesting. Last night I had a dream that while we were sitting down to Thanksgiving Dinner, a forecaster was talking about hurricane watches being posted on the LA/MI/AL GoM borders for the approach of Hurricane Walter, while Tropical Storms Alpha and Beta were spinning harmlessley out in the Atlantic. This would certainly be an interesting next month if my dream came true.

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