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To: Les H who wrote (2502)	9/15/2003 3:52:07 PM
From: Don Green	Respond to of 50010

Les Don't you live in this area? Computer models showed that weather conditions over the East Coast should prevent Isabel from turning back out to sea and missing land, hurricane specialist Stacy Stewart said. Forecasters warned officials from the Carolinas into the Northeast to closely monitor the storm's progress. Lt. Dave Roberts, a hurricane specialist at National Hurricane Center in Miami, said models showed "landfall possibly from the North Carolina/South Carolina border all the way up to the northeast corridor between Thursday and Friday." Forecasters said the storm could weaken slightly by then to about 130 mph winds. wilmingtonstar.com. nrlmry.navy.mil, I wonder how much wind the Washington Monument has ever endured. I know it just completed a major refurbishing