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A closed low has formed in the Bay of Campeche (SW Gulf) and may be getting better organized.
Days since last Hurricane Landfall — US Any: 612 (Milton), US Major: 612 (Milton), FL Any: 612 (Milton), FL Major: 612 (Milton)
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Position History For Post-Tropical Cyclone Cyclone (2012)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
109/03 5:00 PM25.6N42.2W35MPH1012mbNw at 3 MPH (305 deg)TDTD#1309/03 5:02 PMBrown/cangialosi
209/03 11:00 PM25.9N42.8W35MPH1012mbNw at 5 MPH (305 deg)TDTD#1309/03 11:02 PMKimberlain
309/04 5:00 AM26.5N43.3W35MPH1012mbNw at 6 MPH (310 deg)TDTD#1309/04 4:41 AMBlake
409/04 11:00 AM27.0N43.5W40MPH1006mbNnw at 5 MPH (340 deg)TSMichael09/04 10:38 AMAvila
509/04 5:00 PM27.5N43.7W50MPH1006mbNnw at 7 MPH (340 deg)TSMichael09/04 4:53 PMBrown
609/04 11:00 PM27.4N43.7W50MPH1005mbStationary minimum central pressure...1005 mb...29.68 inches wTSMichael09/04 10:38 PMPasch
709/05 5:00 AM28.1N43.9W50MPH1005mbN at 5 MPH (360 deg)TSMichael09/05 4:41 AMBrennan
809/05 11:00 AM28.3N43.3W50MPH1005mbNe at 6 MPH (35 deg)TSMichael09/05 10:41 AMRoberts
909/05 1:30 PM28.5N42.9W65MPH998mbNe at 7 MPH (35 deg)TSMichael09/05 1:44 PMRoberts
1009/05 5:00 PM28.8N42.7W70MPH994mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)TSMichael09/05 4:35 PMRoberts
1109/05 11:00 PM29.3N42.2W75MPH990mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)H1Michael09/05 10:41 PMPasch
1209/06 1:00 AM29.4N42.0W105MPH974mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)H2Michael09/06 1:02 AMBlake/brennan
1309/06 5:00 AM29.6N41.7W115MPH965mbNe at 7 MPH (45 deg)H3Michael09/06 4:44 AMBlake
1409/06 11:00 AM30.1N41.3W115MPH964mbNe at 7 MPH (40 deg)H3Michael09/06 10:38 AMRoberts
1509/06 5:00 PM30.6N41.0W110MPH967mbNne at 6 MPH (20 deg)H2Michael09/06 4:32 PMRoberts
1609/06 11:00 PM30.8N40.8W105MPH970mbNne at 5 MPH (25 deg)H2Michael09/06 10:35 PMBerg
1709/07 5:00 AM31.0N40.8W105MPH970mbN at 3 MPH (360 deg)H2Michael09/07 4:35 AMCangialosi
1809/07 11:00 AM31.2N41.1W105MPH970mbNw at 3 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 11:02 AMBlake
1909/07 5:00 PM31.4N41.3W105MPH970mbNw at 3 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 4:32 PMBlake
2009/07 11:00 PM31.8N41.8W100MPH974mbNw at 6 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 10:44 PMBerg
2109/08 5:00 AM32.2N41.8W100MPH974mbNnw at 5 MPH (330 deg)H2Michael09/08 4:35 AMCangialosi
2209/08 11:00 AM32.6N42.1W105MPH971mbNw at 5 MPH (325 deg)H2Michael09/08 10:53 AMBlake
2309/08 5:00 PM33.1N42.3W105MPH971mbNnw at 6 MPH (335 deg)H2Michael09/08 4:44 PMBlake
2409/08 11:00 PM33.4N42.4W100MPH975mbNnw at 6 MPH (335 deg)H2Michael09/08 10:38 PMBerg
2509/09 5:00 AM33.8N42.7W100MPH975mbNw at 5 MPH (315 deg)H2Michael09/09 4:50 AMCangialosi
2609/09 11:00 AM33.7N43.2W90MPH978mbW at 5 MPH (275 deg)H1Michael09/09 10:47 AMKimberlain
2709/09 5:00 PM33.6N43.8W90MPH978mbW at 5 MPH (270 deg)H1Michael09/09 4:35 PMKimberlain
2809/09 11:00 PM33.6N44.4W85MPH983mbW at 6 MPH (265 deg)H1Michael09/09 10:59 PMRoberts
2909/10 5:00 AM33.5N45.2W80MPH987mbW at 7 MPH (265 deg)H1Michael09/10 4:44 AMCangialosi
3009/10 11:00 AM33.6N46.3W80MPH987mbW at 8 MPH (275 deg)H1Michael09/10 10:50 AMKimberlain
3109/10 5:00 PM34.4N47.6W75MPH989mbNw at 12 MPH (305 deg)H1Michael09/10 4:47 PMKimberlain
3209/10 11:00 PM35.3N48.0W75MPH989mbNnw at 13 MPH (345 deg)H1Michael09/10 10:50 PMRoberts
3309/11 5:00 AM37.1N47.7W65MPH994mbN at 18 MPH (360 deg)TSMichael09/11 4:53 AMCangialosi
3409/11 11:00 AM39.2N47.2W45MPH1000mbNne at 23 MPH (20 deg)TSMichael09/11 10:41 AMAvila
3509/11 5:00 PM41.4N45.8W40MPH1000mbNne at 31 MPH (25 deg)PTCCyclone09/11 4:38 PMAvila
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