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Fernand moving out to sea. 99L still lacks a low level circulation and likely won't be classified today. Recon out tonight will help verify one way or the other.

Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 318 (Milton) , Major: 318 (Milton) Florida - Any: 318 (Milton) Major: 318 (Milton)

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List of Atlantic Basin Storms for 2006

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2006 Season Count: 9/5/2

#	Storm	From	To	Max Windspeed	Min Pressure	Google Map	Animated Plot	Extra
1	Tropical Storm Alberto	06/10/2006	06/14/2006	70 MPH	995mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]	1 recording
2	Tropical Storm Beryl	07/18/2006	07/21/2006	60 MPH	1001mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]
3	Tropical Storm Chris	07/31/2006	08/05/2006	65 MPH	1001mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]	2 recordings
4	Tropical Storm Debby	08/21/2006	08/27/2006	50 MPH	1000mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]
5	Hurricane Ernesto	08/24/2006	09/01/2006	75 MPH	987mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]	2 recordings
6	Hurricane Florence	09/03/2006	09/12/2006	90 MPH	972mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]
7	Hurricane Gordon	09/10/2006	09/20/2006	120 MPH	955mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]
8	Hurricane Helene	09/12/2006	09/24/2006	125 MPH	954mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]
9	Hurricane Isaac	09/27/2006	10/02/2006	80 MPH	985mb	[ Map ]	[ Plot ] [NHC]

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