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July 04, 2005

Tropical Depression Four Forms

Tropical Depression Four has formed in the Atlantic Ocean. This storm seems to be following a similar path to Hurricane Charley from last year. For more information, see Weatherman Bryan's remarks from earlier. As shown below, the storm could strike Florida this weekend.

posted by Jordan Golson at 10:37 PM |

Tracking God's Fury:
ATLANTIC
Tropical Storm Maria
Tropical Storm Nate
Hurricane Ophelia
EASTERN PACIFIC
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