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Crazy how it was headed for south texas then just instantly turned for Houston
Thanks for showing it hit the Midwest. This was the first time in many years that Michigan got hit with post-tropical remnants
Radar animation from Barbados https://youtu.be/UtMiqI3HxX4?si=TPfCQtlvMNFBhL_h
What website/program do you use to make these recordings? Is it publicly available?
Wow, just as I remember it, I even tracked it myself
Just saw this… thank you from Houston!
Beryl had a lot of "help" in New England to cause all that flooding.
Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Wisconsin
Wow, that's impressive path for the hurricane. The main effects here were crazy humidity for a few days. I'm ready for fall!
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