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Storm Danny 2009

Last Modified: 00:00 August 29, 2009

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Tropical Storm Danny 2009, August 26 - 29.

Storm Danny 2009

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC−5			knots km/h mph	mb
Aug 28	19:00	TS	35	1006
Aug 28	13:00	TS	35	1007
Aug 28	07:00	TS	35	1008
Aug 28	01:00	TS	35	1008
Aug 27	19:00	TS	40	1008
Aug 27	13:00	TS	45	1008
Aug 27	07:00	TS	50	1006
Aug 27	01:00	TS	50	1006
Aug 26	19:00	TS	50	1006
Aug 26	13:00	TS	45	1009
Aug 26	07:00	TS	40	1009
Aug 26	04:00	TS	40	1009

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