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September 5th 05, 03:16 PM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching
a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. -- Earl F. Parrish |
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September 5th 05, 06:20 PM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
Lets hope they become hurricanes and hit the Gulf Coast again. Pretty
exciting! lol "Earl F. Parrish" wrote in message news:%qYSe.13913$QN4.8156@trnddc02... The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. -- Earl F. Parrish |
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September 5th 05, 09:00 PM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/grap...ml?basin?large
"Bob Dalton" wrote in message ... Lets hope they become hurricanes and hit the Gulf Coast again. Pretty exciting! lol "Earl F. Parrish" wrote in message news:%qYSe.13913$QN4.8156@trnddc02... The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. -- Earl F. Parrish |
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September 6th 05, 06:46 AM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
15 with acne and no friends?
http://groups.google.com/groups?enc_...M50pwo &hl=en If you wanted someone called Spot for a friend you'd get a dog. You wouldn't want some depressing troll like that following you around. |
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September 6th 05, 08:06 AM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
Earl F. Parrish wrote:
The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. August 35th, anyway... ;^) |
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September 6th 05, 04:22 PM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
"Bob Harrington" wrote in message ... Earl F. Parrish wrote: The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. August 35th, anyway... ;^) If I recall correctly, Maria reformed from Tropical Depression Fourteen which originated in August and died down. |
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September 17th 05, 06:07 PM
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Two New Hurricanes Possible
In article 3viTe.16984$QN4.6418@trnddc02,
"Earl F. Parrish" wrote: "Bob Harrington" wrote in message ... Earl F. Parrish wrote: The National Weather Service's National Hurricane Center is watching a low pressure area east of the Bahamas and another area south-southeast of Florida for further development. These could follow the path of Katrina or go up the east coast if they become storms. Two years ago we were up to the "I's" in September with Isabel and this year we were up to the "M's" in August with Maria. All the tropical depressions became named storms except number ten. August 35th, anyway... ;^) If I recall correctly, Maria reformed from Tropical Depression Fourteen which originated in August and died down. TD #10 formed and died. The remnants combined with another system as it moved north, reformed as TD #12 (TD #11 became Jose in the Bay of Campeche) and became Katrina. -- Leader of the Slithy Toves |
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