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September 7th 05, 12:26 AM
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Many are losing sight that we may have 2 more Katrina-like-Hurricanes before 2005 ends
wrote in message oups.com... Tim, Mati and Jumbah are correct. The good thing about tropical storms is (1) they don't always become hurricanes; (2) they are terrific rain makers. I was under the impression they were discussing Katrina - I may be missing a post or two. |
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