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Looking at the Tracks of Storms Historically

Aug 20, 2010; 8:54 AM ET

I used the location centered on 12.0 north and 30 west as the location for possible development of this weekend's hurricane. The image below shows all the August storms that developed in that location. As you can see, most of the tracks went into the Atlantic, with the exception of Dean, which went into Central America. Ignore the point over Florida... that was a bad point from a storm in the 1800s. The point of all of this is if everything goes as the models have been showing, the East Coast will not be affected by the hurricane. However, I am still concerned for Nova Scotia, since it sticks out into the Atlantic and, as you can see, some storms hit that area.

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