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From: "Mike Reddin" <mreddin{at}nii.net>
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Subject: "And so it begins.."
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 20:55:31 -0500
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Two Tornado Watch boxes now in effect for eastern Texas, Lousianna and
Missippi should brace for a rough 24 hours! [Box #85 and #86] this
area will strengthen and march eastward during the night.
A strong low pressure area around 993mb now located over southern
Texas will shift eastward into the northwestern Gulf over the next day
or so, expect flooding rains, strong winds and tornadic thunderstorms to
continue
across the Gulf Coast states, moving into Florida and South Carolina late
in the weekend.
At that point all eyes turn northward to the potential of a major snowstorm
up
the eastern seaboard.
Mike Reddin
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