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Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 46 (Milton) , Major: 46 (Milton) Florida - Any: 46 (Milton) Major: 46 (Milton)
 

Position History For Post-Tropical Cyclone Chantal (2019)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
108/20 11:00 PM40.2N56.2W40MPH1010mbE at 22 MPH (85 deg)TSChantal08/20 10:32 PMStewart
208/21 5:00 AM40.3N53.7W40MPH1010mbE at 22 MPH (90 deg)TSChantal08/21 4:32 AMZelinsky
308/21 11:00 AM40.2N51.6W40MPH1009mbE at 20 MPH (90 deg)TSChantal08/21 10:44 AMPasch
408/21 5:00 PM39.8N49.1W40MPH1009mbE at 20 MPH (100 deg)TSChantal08/21 4:35 PMPasch
508/21 11:00 PM39.4N47.4W35MPH1010mbEse at 18 MPH (105 deg)TDCHANTAL08/21 10:36 PMRoberts
608/22 5:00 AM39.1N45.7W35MPH1010mbE at 17 MPH (100 deg)TDCHANTAL08/22 4:44 AMBerg
708/22 11:00 AM38.8N43.8W35MPH1010mbE at 17 MPH (100 deg)TDCHANTAL08/22 10:32 AMBeven
808/22 5:00 PM38.1N42.4W35MPH1010mbEse at 14 MPH (110 deg)TDCHANTAL08/22 4:32 PMBeven
908/22 11:00 PM37.8N41.9W35MPH1010mbSe at 7 MPH (135 deg)TDCHANTAL08/22 10:36 PMRoberts
1008/23 5:00 AM37.1N40.9W30MPH1010mbSe at 8 MPH (140 deg)TDCHANTAL08/23 4:41 AMBerg
1108/23 11:00 AM36.6N40.8W30MPH1012mbSse at 7 MPH (155 deg)TDCHANTAL08/23 10:35 AMBeven
1208/23 5:00 PM36.0N40.8W30MPH1014mbS at 6 MPH (170 deg)TDCHANTAL08/23 4:35 PMBeven
1308/23 11:00 PM35.6N40.9W30MPH1014mbS at 6 MPH (185 deg)PTCChantal08/23 10:36 PMZelinsky
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