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Date: Mon Sep 15 2003 - 10:40:00 EDT
September 15, 2003 10:03 a.m.
Over the eastern North Pacific Ocean, Tropical Storm Linda has
strengthened. Early Monday morning, EDT, Tropical Storm Linda is 50
miles west-northwest of Isla Soccoro, and 350 miles south-southwest
of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Linda, packing highest sustained winds of
at least 60 mph, is headed towards the northwest at 9 mph. Linda is
forecast to strengthen further within the next 24 hours, likely
becoming a hurricane. Later, increasingly cool waters were seen
sapping Linda's strength within the following day or two.
Sunday's mid-summery was enough for record highs in eastern
Canada. The nation's capital, Ottawa, set a new daily high mark with
86 degrees. Highs in greater Montreal, Quebec, were 85-88 degrees,
and Quebec city reached 82.
Heavy rain soaked southern China near Hong Kong Sunday and
Monday. Rainfall at Shenzhen, the city nearest Hong Kong, was 7.1
inches. Shanwei collected 8.1 inches of rain.
At Luqa, Malta, rainfall early Monday was 3.9 inches. The average
rainfall for September is about 0.7 of an inch, and 18.4 inches for
the whole year.
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