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Storm Peter 2003

Last Modified: 06:00 December 11, 2003

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Tropical Storm Peter 2003, December 7 - 11.

Storm Peter 2003

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC−3			knots km/h mph	mb
Dec 11	03:00	PD	30	1009
Dec 10	21:00	TD	30	1005
Dec 10	15:00	TD	30	1005
Dec 10	09:00	TD	30	1005
Dec 10	03:00	TS	35	1005
Dec 9	21:00	TS	45	1000
Dec 9	15:00	TS	60	990
Dec 9	09:00	TS	50	992
Dec 9	03:00	TS	40	998
Dec 8	21:00	SS	40	1002
Dec 8	15:00	SS	40	1004
Dec 8	09:00	SS	40	1004
Dec 8	03:00	SS	40	1004
Dec 7	21:00	SS	40	1004
Dec 7	15:00	SS	40	1005

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