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93C in the Central Pacific is now PTC ONE. NHC Advisories for Hawaii are being created. Elsewhere, Atlantic Invest 93L is now Tropical Storm Cristobal, out at sea.
Days since last Hurricane Landfall — US Any: 672 (Milton), US Major: 672 (Milton), FL Any: 672 (Milton), FL Major: 672 (Milton)
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TS Cristobal
ADV#3 11:00 pm EDT
37.7N -39.5W
Wind: 40MPH
Pres: 1010mb
Moving:
Present movement...ene or 75 degrees at 16 mph...26 km/h
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Position History For Tropical Storm Fabian (1991)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
110/14 7:00 PM18.9N85.7W30MPH1000mb0 at 0MPHTDFABIA10/15 12:00 AMUnknown
210/15 1:00 AM19.5N85.1W35MPH1000mb45 at 9MPH (45 deg)TDFABIA10/15 6:00 AMUnknown
310/15 7:00 AM20.3N84.1W40MPH1000mb50 at 13MPH (50 deg)TSFabia10/15 12:00 PMUnknown
410/15 1:00 PM21.2N83.1W45MPH1000mb45 at 13MPH (45 deg)TSFabia10/15 6:00 PMUnknown
510/15 7:00 PM22.4N81.8W45MPH1000mb45 at 19MPH (45 deg)TSFabia10/16 12:00 AMUnknown
610/16 1:00 AM23.9N80.8W45MPH1000mb30 at 19MPH (30 deg)TSFabia10/16 6:00 AMUnknown
710/16 7:00 AM25.2N79.8W45MPH1000mb35 at 17MPH (35 deg)TSFabia10/16 12:00 PMUnknown
810/16 1:00 PM26.5N78.5W45MPH1000mb40 at 19MPH (40 deg)TSFabia10/16 6:00 PMUnknown
910/16 7:00 PM30.0N75.5W45MPH1000mb35 at 49MPH (35 deg)TSFabia10/17 12:00 AMUnknown
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