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Position History For Tropical Depression CHARLEY (1998)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
108/21 1:00 AM25.3N92.3W30MPH1000mb0 at 0MPHTDCHARLEY08/21 6:00 AMUnknown
208/21 7:00 AM25.4N93.8W35MPH1000mb275 at 14MPH (275 deg)TDCHARLEY08/21 12:00 PMUnknown
308/21 1:00 PM26.0N94.5W45MPH1000mb315 at 9MPH (315 deg)TSCharley08/21 6:00 PMUnknown
408/21 7:00 PM26.8N95.4W50MPH1000mb315 at 12MPH (315 deg)TSCharley08/22 12:00 AMUnknown
508/22 1:00 AM27.5N96.5W70MPH1000mb305 at 13MPH (305 deg)TSCharley08/22 6:00 AMUnknown
608/22 7:00 AM27.9N97.4W40MPH1000mb295 at 9MPH (295 deg)TSCharley08/22 12:00 PMUnknown
708/22 1:00 PM28.3N98.1W35MPH1000mb305 at 8MPH (305 deg)TDCHARLEY08/22 6:00 PMUnknown
808/22 7:00 PM28.5N98.7W30MPH1000mb290 at 5MPH (290 deg)TDCHARLEY08/23 12:00 AMUnknown
908/23 1:00 AM28.7N99.3W25MPH1000mb290 at 5MPH (290 deg)TDCHARLEY08/23 6:00 AMUnknown
1008/23 7:00 AM28.8N99.9W25MPH1000mb280 at 5MPH (280 deg)TDCHARLEY08/23 12:00 PMUnknown
1108/23 1:00 PM29.1N100.6W25MPH1000mb295 at 6MPH (295 deg)TDCHARLEY08/23 6:00 PMUnknown
1208/23 7:00 PM29.4N101.2W25MPH1000mb300 at 6MPH (300 deg)TDCHARLEY08/24 12:00 AMUnknown
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