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New Data shows Jeanne and Frances were Cat 1 storms
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nothign wrong with the articles.
the cat 3 winds from jeanne were isolated to a small area, as is always the case.
In a cat 3 storm, most of the area will receive only cat 1 conditions, like Charleston received moderate cat 2 conditions form hugo, with isolated parts of the city getting upper cat 2
the cat 3 winds from jeanne were isolated to a small area, as is always the case.
In a cat 3 storm, most of the area will receive only cat 1 conditions, like Charleston received moderate cat 2 conditions form hugo, with isolated parts of the city getting upper cat 2
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