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Barry now inland over eastern Mexico. Flooding and mudslides a risk there the next few days. Elsewhere, now watching SE US for next weekend potential development.

Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 264 (Milton) , Major: 264 (Milton) Florida - Any: 264 (Milton) Major: 264 (Milton)

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Position History For Extratropical Storm Becky (1966)

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Adv#	Date	Lat	Long	Wind	Pres	Movement	Type	Name	Received	Forecaster
1	07/01 1:00 PM	32.4N	57.8W	30MPH	0mb	0 at 0MPH	TD	BECKY	07/01 6:00 PM	Unknown
2	07/01 7:00 PM	34.1N	56.5W	30MPH	0mb	35 at 23MPH (35 deg)	TD	BECKY	07/02 12:00 AM	Unknown
3	07/02 1:00 AM	35.8N	55.3W	40MPH	0mb	30 at 21MPH (30 deg)	TS	Becky	07/02 6:00 AM	Unknown
4	07/02 7:00 AM	37.6N	54.4W	75MPH	985mb	20 at 21MPH (20 deg)	H1	Becky	07/02 12:00 PM	Unknown
5	07/02 1:00 PM	39.5N	53.8W	75MPH	986mb	15 at 21MPH (15 deg)	H1	Becky	07/02 6:00 PM	Unknown
6	07/02 7:00 PM	41.4N	54.3W	70MPH	0mb	350 at 21MPH (350 deg)	TS	Becky	07/03 12:00 AM	Unknown
7	07/03 1:00 AM	43.1N	55.0W	65MPH	0mb	345 at 19MPH (345 deg)	TS	Becky	07/03 6:00 AM	Unknown
8	07/03 7:00 AM	44.7N	56.8W	50MPH	0mb	320 at 23MPH (320 deg)	XT	Becky	07/03 12:00 PM	Unknown
9	07/03 1:00 PM	45.5N	58.5W	45MPH	0mb	305 at 16MPH (305 deg)	XT	Becky	07/03 6:00 PM	Unknown

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