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Beta Likely to Develop

From AccuWeather: This hurricane season has been a record setter, and it is not through with us yet. The tropics remain active as this picture shows. The tropical low over the Caribbean has just become Tropical Depression 26 and it is likely to become Tropical Storm Beta on Thursday, making this the 23rd named storm this season. The combination of high pressure building to the north this weekend and very warm water could cause one of the other disturbances to develop as well. Another startling record that was set is that there were three strong category 5 hurricanes, namely Katrina, Rita and Wilma. Ironic that the name of all three storms ends with the letter A. Story by AccuWeather.com meteorologist Brian LaSorsa.

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October 27, 2005 in Current News |

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