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Sara's remnants are now in the Gulf, but are not expected to reorganize much. Elsewhere, no tropical development is anticipated.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 42 (Milton) , Major: 42 (Milton) Florida - Any: 42 (Milton) Major: 42 (Milton)
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Position History For Post-Tropical Cyclone Arlene (2023)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
106/01 5:00 PM28.0N86.6W35MPH1007mbWnw at 2 MPH (290 deg)TDTD#206/01 4:48 PMPapin
206/01 11:00 PM27.5N86.5W35MPH1007mbS at 3 MPH (180 deg)TDTD#206/01 10:41 PMReinhart
306/02 5:00 AM27.0N86.5W35MPH1007mbS at 5 MPH (180 deg)TDTD#206/02 4:54 AMPasch
406/02 11:00 AM26.7N86.3W35MPH1002mbS at 5 MPH (175 deg)TDTD#206/02 10:38 AMHogsett/cangialosi
506/02 2:00 PM26.7N86.2W40MPH1002mbS at 5 MPH (175 deg)TSArlene06/02 1:30 PMCangialosi/hogsett/delgado
606/02 5:00 PM26.4N85.8W40MPH1002mbSse at 7 MPH (165 deg)TSArlene06/02 4:47 PMCangialosi
706/02 11:00 PM25.4N85.5W40MPH998mbSse at 7 MPH (155 deg)TSArlene06/02 10:45 PMReinhart
806/03 5:00 AM24.5N85.5W40MPH998mbSse at 9 MPH (150 deg)TSArlene06/03 4:50 AMPasch
906/03 11:00 AM24.2N85.1W35MPH1000mbSse at 7 MPH (160 deg)TDARLENE06/03 10:38 AMCangialosi
1006/03 5:00 PM23.7N84.7W30MPH1001mbSse at 7 MPH (150 deg)PTCArlene06/03 4:53 PMCangialosi
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