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-1-Tropical Cyclone Report Hurricane Karen 12-15 October 2001 Stacy R. Stewart National Hurricane Center 17 April 2002 Karen was a category 1 hurricane that originated from a baroclinic system. The cyclone passed just south of Bermuda as a powerful extratropical low and subtropica l storm, and produce d
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Tropical Cyclone Report Tropical Storm Rosa (EP172012 ...
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