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Re: Watching 94L in late July
      Mon Jul 22 2019 03:02 PM

94L now up to 60% staying offshore (for now)

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* Tropical Depression 3 Dissipates in late July MikeCAdministrator Mon Jul 22 2019 03:02 PM
. * * Re: Watching 94L in late July craigm   Mon Jul 22 2019 03:02 PM
. * * Re: Watching 94L in late July MikeCAdministrator   Mon Jul 22 2019 12:24 PM
. * * Re: Watching 94L in late July MikeCAdministrator   Mon Jul 22 2019 09:33 AM

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