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2024's Atlantic name list reuses 2018s, with Milton replacing Michael, and Francine Replacing Florence.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 248 (Idalia) , Major: 248 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 248 (Idalia) Major: 248 (Idalia)
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Position History For Tropical Depression BILL (2015)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
106/15 11:00 PM27.1N94.2W50MPH1005mbNw at 12 MPH (320 deg)TSBill06/15 10:09 PM(Discussion)
1A06/16 2:00 AM27.6N95.3W50MPH1005mbNw at 13 MPH (310 deg)TSBill06/16 1:51 AM
206/16 5:00 AM27.9N95.7W50MPH1004mbNw at 13 MPH (310 deg)TSBill06/16 4:47 AM(Discussion)
2A06/16 8:00 AM28.2N96.0W60MPH997mbNw at 13 MPH (310 deg)TSBill06/16 7:39 AM
306/16 11:00 AM28.2N96.4W60MPH997mbNw at 10 MPH (305 deg)TSBill06/16 10:57 AM(Discussion)
3A06/16 2:00 PM28.2N96.7W60MPH997mbW at 9 MPH (280 deg)TSBill06/16 1:59 PM
406/16 5:00 PM28.4N96.8W50MPH999mbNnw at 9 MPH (330 deg)TSBill06/16 4:48 PM(Discussion)
4A06/16 8:00 PM29.0N96.9W45MPH999mbNnw at 9 MPH (345 deg)TSBill06/16 7:45 PM
506/16 11:00 PM29.5N97.0W40MPH1000mbN at 12 MPH (350 deg)TSBill06/16 10:42 PM(Discussion)
5A06/17 2:00 AM30.2N97.0W40MPH1000mbN at 13 MPH (360 deg)TDBILL06/17 1:42 AM
5A...CORRE06/17 2:00 AM30.2N97.0W35MPH1000mbN at 13 MPH (360 deg)TDBILL06/17 1:54 AM
606/17 5:00 AM31.0N97.1W35MPH1000mbN at 13 MPH (360 deg)TDBILL06/17 4:37 AM(Discussion)
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