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Re: Hurricane Barbara Making Landfall - Heads Toward Bay of Campeche
Wed May 29 2013 07:15 PM

I believe that the earliest hurricane landfall (hurricanes in the Pacific & Atlantic, so I am sure we are not considering typhoons and cyclones), would be the recently discovered Hurricane Amanda (1863).

I agree with you about the tropical feed xBarbara may play with this week's severe weather in the CONUS. On the other hand, should whatever is left of Barbara actually pull something together, it could serve to limit some of that inflow, keeping more of it locked in the Gulf.

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Record Setting Hurricane Barbara Landfalls	cieldumort	Wed May 29 2013 07:15 PM
Re: Hurricane Barbara Making Landfall - Heads Toward Bay of Campeche	cieldumort	Wed May 29 2013 04:47 PM
Re: Hurricane Barbara Making Landfall - Heads Toward Bay of Campeche	LoisCane	Wed May 29 2013 06:09 PM
Re: Hurricane Barbara Making Landfall - Heads Toward Bay of Campeche	cieldumort	Wed May 29 2013 07:15 PM
Re: East Pac TS Barbara Approaching Land - Heads Toward Bay of Campeche	cieldumort	Wed May 29 2013 06:30 AM

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