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A new 20% area over the Southeast and Gulf, from Lousiana to Georgia is up for this week. Rain is most likely impact regardless of development.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 277 (Milton) , Major: 277 (Milton) Florida - Any: 277 (Milton) Major: 277 (Milton)
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Position History For Tropical Depression PATTY (2012)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
2009/02 11:00 AM46.2N36.5W50MPH1002mbNe at 37 MPH (35 deg)TSKirk09/02 5:45 PMCangialosi
110/11 11:00 AM25.4N72.6W35MPH1009mbS at 1 MPH (180 deg)TDTD#1610/11 10:41 AMBrennan
210/11 5:00 PM25.8N72.5W40MPH1007mbStationary minimum central pressure...1007 mb...29.74 inches wTSPatty10/11 4:38 PMBlake
310/11 11:00 PM25.9N72.5W45MPH1005mbStationary minimum central pressure...1005 mb...29.68 inches wTSPatty10/11 10:53 PMStewart
410/12 5:00 AM25.1N72.5W40MPH1006mbSsw at 3 MPH (200 deg)TSPatty10/12 4:44 AMKimberlain
510/12 11:00 AM25.5N72.0W40MPH1006mbNe at 2 MPH (50 deg)TSPatty10/12 10:41 AMBlake
610/12 5:00 PM25.5N72.1W35MPH1007mbStationary minimum central pressure...1007 mb...29.74 inches wTDPATTY10/12 4:35 PMBrennan
710/12 11:00 PM25.4N72.1W35MPH1008mbIs stationary minimum central pressure...1008 mb...29.77 inches TDPATTY10/12 10:35 PMRoberts
810/13 5:00 AM25.5N71.9W35MPH1008mbStationary minimum central pressure...1008 mb...29.77 inches wTDPATTY10/13 4:35 AMAvila
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