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Invest 93L up to 40% chance to develop. Large band fueled by seabreeze storms and 93L still moving through parts of the Florida West coast, but should die down overnight.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 278 (Milton) , Major: 278 (Milton) Florida - Any: 278 (Milton) Major: 278 (Milton)
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Position History For Tropical Depression CLAUDETTE (2009)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
108/16 5:00 AM27.0N83.0W35MPH1011mbNorth-northwest at 16 MPH (330 deg)TDTD#408/16 5:00 AMFranklin
1A08/16 8:00 AM28.1N84.1W35MPH1011mbNorth-northwest at 16 MPH (330 deg)TDTD#408/16 7:40 AMBrennan/roberts
208/16 11:00 AM28.7N84.6W35MPH1011mbNorthwest at 14 MPH (320 deg)TDTD#408/16 10:37 AMBrennan/roberts
308/16 2:00 PM29.1N85.1W50MPH1008mbNorthwest at 14 MPH (325 deg)TSClaudette08/16 1:49 PMBrennan/roberts
408/16 5:00 PM29.5N85.6W50MPH1008mbNorthwest at 14 MPH (315 deg)TSClaudette08/16 4:34 PMBrennan/roberts
4A08/16 8:00 PM29.7N85.9W50MPH1008mbNorthwest at 12 MPH (310 deg)TSClaudette08/16 7:34 PMPasch
508/16 11:00 PM30.2N86.1W50MPH1008mbNorthwest at 12 MPH (315 deg)TSClaudette08/16 10:49 PMPasch
5A08/17 2:00 AM30.5N86.6W50MPH1006mbNorthwest at 12 MPH (315 deg)TSClaudette08/17 1:49 AMBrown
608/17 5:00 AM30.9N87.0W40MPH1006mbNorthwest at 12 MPH (320 deg)TSClaudette08/17 4:58 AMBrown
6A08/17 8:00 AM31.3N87.2W35MPH1011mbNorthwest at 12 MPH (320 deg)TDCLAUDETTE08/17 7:34 AMBrennan/roberts
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