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Invest 93L up to 40% chance to develop. Large band fueled by seabreeze storms and 93L still moving through parts of the Florida West coast, but should die down overnight.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 278 (Milton) , Major: 278 (Milton) Florida - Any: 278 (Milton) Major: 278 (Milton)
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Position History For Tropical Depression ONE (2009)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
105/28 11:00 AM37.3N71.0W35MPH1007mbNortheast 17 MPH (50 deg)TDTD#105/28 4:00 PMFranklin/beven
205/28 5:00 PM37.7N69.4W35MPH1006mbNortheast 16 MPH (55 deg)TDTD#105/28 10:00 PMBeven
305/28 11:00 PM38.0N67.0W35MPH1006mbEast-northeast at 16 MPH (70 deg)TDTD#105/28 10:49 PMBerg
405/29 5:00 AM38.0N66.0W35MPH1006mbEast-northeast at 15 MPH (70 deg)TDTD#105/29 4:34 AMBrennan/brown
605/29 5:00 PM40.0N62.0W30MPH1006mbEast-northeast at 18 MPH (65 deg)TDTD#105/29 4:37 PMKimberlain/franklin
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