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April 11, 2008

Experts predict above-average hurricane


Experts predict above-average hurricane season (Baltimore Sun)
The 2008 hurricane season in the Atlantic basin will be "well above average," with a 45 percent chance that a major storm will make landfall somewhere along the East Coast or in Florida, hurricane experts predicted today.

Hurricane warnings allow plenty of time to prepare for storms (The Villages Daily Sun)
THE VILLAGES A local weather forecaster says there will be plenty of time for Florida residents to prepare for the up to 15 named storms predicted by Dr. William Gray of Colorado State University for the 2008 hurricane season.


 
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