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Position History For Potential Tropical Cyclone Four (2022)

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Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
108/19 5:00 PM20.7N94.5W35MPH1009mbNw at 14 MPH (315 deg)PtnlFour08/19 4:53 PMBeven
1A08/19 8:00 PM21.3N94.9W35MPH1009mbNw at 14 MPH (315 deg)PtnlFour08/19 7:35 PMCangialosi/bucci
208/19 11:00 PM21.8N95.2W35MPH1009mbNw at 14 MPH (310 deg)PtnlFour08/19 10:32 PMBucci/cangialosi
2A08/20 2:00 AM22.2N95.5W35MPH1009mbNw at 14 MPH (310 deg)PtnlFour08/20 1:36 AMBerg
308/20 5:00 AM22.8N95.8W35MPH1010mbNw at 14 MPH (320 deg)PtnlFour08/20 4:32 AMBerg
3A08/20 8:00 AM23.2N96.0W35MPH1010mbNw at 14 MPH (320 deg)PtnlFour08/20 7:38 AMCangialosi/latto
408/20 11:00 AM23.6N96.4W35MPH1010mbNw at 13 MPH (325 deg)PtnlFour08/20 10:32 AMCangialosi/latto
4A08/20 2:00 PM24.1N96.9W35MPH1010mbNw at 13 MPH (325 deg)PtnlFour08/20 1:38 PMCangialosi/latto
508/20 5:00 PM24.4N97.3W35MPH1010mbNw at 14 MPH (325 deg)PtnlFour08/20 4:35 PMCangialosi
5A08/20 8:00 PM24.6N97.6W35MPH1010mbNw at 14 MPH (325 deg)PtnlFour08/20 7:36 PMBeven
608/20 11:00 PM25.3N97.9W35MPH1010mbNw at 13 MPH (320 deg)PtnlFour08/20 10:39 PMBeven
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