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Atlantic Map:
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By Nina Bolla
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I hope the gulf coast is ready. Prepare, prepare, prepare. Water, food, batteries. Battery powered radio,
By t-bone
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i think isaac is going to hit new orleans. there is a high that will be over florida when it gets in the gulf.
By Adam M
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Please ask your deities to grant me super powers so I can fly around and rescue people and clean up the ocean. Thanks.
By Paige Pitcher
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I'm going to be using this chart (only the first page) for a project my home schooling son is doing on hurricanes, in honor of Irene. I firmly believe in taking teachable moments by the horns :)
By Agentgthebest
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i love weather
By cmpancoa
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Hi everyone,
I am planning a cruise to the Western Caribbean in August (Cayman Islands, Honduras, Cozemel). I'm very worried about the chance of hurricanes ruining this trip. Is there somewhere on this site that predicts hurricanes that long term? Thank you so much,
C
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