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June 5th 04, 02:01 AM
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New England Hurricanes
I am interested to see if anyone out there has any predictions on
whether or not this will be the year that New England experiences a major hurricanes Some believe that risk is there as we here in Southern New England have not experienced a major hurricane in several decades. Jeff Massachusetts |
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