(TROP STORM OLGA) is (POST TROPICAL) from (YUCATAN PENINSULA)-(10/22/2019)-Final

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(8:00 PM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 22 2019)*



 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--

Disorganized Showers and Thunderstorms Over the Yucatan Peninsula and Belize are Associated with a Tropical Wave. 

This System is Forecast to Move West-Northwestward and Emerge Over the Extreme Southwestern Gulf of Mexico by Late Thursday. 

Some Development is then Possible on Friday Near the East Coast of Mexico before the Disturbance Likely Becomes Absorbed by a
      Cold Front this Weekend.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(Low)*-*(0 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(Low)*-*(20 Percent)*


FORECASTER
Blake

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(8:00 AM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 23 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--

A Tropical Wave is Producing Disorganized Showers and Thunderstorms Over the Yucatan Peninsula, Belize, and the
      Adjacent Waters of the Northwestern Caribbean Sea. 

This Disturbance is Forecast to Move West-Northwestward and Emerge Over the Bay of Campeche on Thursday, and then Move
      Northward and Northeastward into the Southwestern and Central Gulf of Mexico on Friday and Saturday. 

Some Development Will be Possible by Late Friday and Saturday Before the System Likely Becomes Absorbed by a
      Cold Front on Sunday.

* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(Low)*-*(0 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(Low)*-*(30 Percent)*


FORECASTER
Stewart

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(9:50 AM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 24 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--
Early Morning Visible Satellite Images Indicate that the Circulation of the Low Pressure Area in the Bay of Campeche has Become a
      Little Better Defined. 

The Associated Showers and Thunderstorms Continue to Show Signs of Organization, and this System Could Become a Short-Lived Tropical Depression Before it Merges with a Cold Front by Late Friday.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(Medium)*-*(50 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(Medium)*-*(50 Percent)*


FORECASTER
Cangialosi

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(9:50 AM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 24 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--
Showers and Thunderstorms Continue to Show Signs of Organization in Association with a Low Pressure System Located Over the
      Bay of Campeche. 

However, Recent Satellite Data Indicate that the Circulation is Elongated and Not Well Defined. 

This System Could Become a Short-Lived Tropical Depression Before it Merges with a Cold Front by Late Friday. 

Regardless of Development, Gale-Force Winds are Expected Behind the Cold Front Over the Western Gulf of Mexico on
      Friday and Saturday. 

For More information, See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(Medium)*-*(60 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(Medium)*-*(60 Percent)*


High Seas Forecasts Fssued by the National Weather Service can be Found under
AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1
  WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and

Online at ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php


FORECASTER
Cangialosi

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(8:00 PM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 24 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--
Showers and Thunderstorms Associated with a Low Pressure System Located Over the Southwest Gulf of Mexico Continue to Show
      Signs of Organization.

Although Recent Visible Satellite Imagery Indicates That the Disturbance Still Does Not Have a Well-Defined Center, Further
      Development is Anticipated and There is a High Chance that a Short-Lived Tropical Depression will Form Later Tonight or
         On Friday.

The System is Forecast to Merge with a Cold Front or Become Post-Tropical Late Friday or Saturday Over the Central Gulf of Mexico.

Regardless of Development, Gale-Force Winds are Expected Behind the Cold Front Over the Western Gulf of Mexico on
      Friday and Saturday. 

For More information, See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(High)*-*(70 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(High)*-*(70 Percent)*


High Seas Forecasts Fssued by the National Weather Service can be Found under
AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1
  WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and

Online at ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php


FORECASTER
Zelinski

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(8:00 AM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 25 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--
Satellite Imagery Indicates That the Circulation of the Low Pressure System over the Western Gulf of Mexico is Becoming Better
      Defined, and that the Associated Shower and Thunderstorm Activity Continues to Show Signs of Organization. 

It Appears Likely that a Short-lived Tropical Cyclone Will form Later Today. 

However, the System is Forecast to Merge with a Cold Front and Become Post-Tropical Tonight Over the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico.

Regardless of Development, Gale-Force Winds are Expected Behind the Cold Front Over the Western Gulf of Mexico Today and Saturday

An Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter Aircraft is Scheduled to Investigate the System Later Today, if Necessary.

For More information, See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(High)*-*(70 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(High)*-*(70 Percent)*


High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service can be Found under
AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1
  WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and

Online at ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php


FORECASTER
Beven

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ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM

*(Tropical Weather Outlook)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*
*(9:45 AM EDT)*--*(Tue Oct 25 2019)*


 For the *(North Atlantic / Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico)*


Special Outlook Issued to Update Discussion of Systems in the Gulf of Mexico and Southwest of the Azores.


*(DISTURBANCE 1)*--Updated:
Visible Satellite Imagery and Surface Observations Indicate that a Tropical Cyclone is Forming in the Western Gulf of Mexico,
      and Advisories Will be Initiated on this System Later this Morning.

The System is Forecast to Merge with a Cold Front and Become Post-Tropical Tonight Over the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico.

Gale-Force Winds are Expected Behind the Cold Front Over the Western Gulf of Mexico Today and Saturday.

An Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter Aircraft is Scheduled to Investigate the System Later Today.

For More information, See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service.


* Formation Chance through *(48 hours)*-*(High)* near *(100 Percent)*
* Formation Chance through *(5 days)*-*(High)* near *(100 Percent)*


High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service can be Found under
AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1
  WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and

Online at ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php


FORECASTER
Avila

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000
WTNT32 KNHC 251431
TCPAT2

BULLETIN
*(Tropical Depression)*--*(Seventeen)*--*(Advisory Number 1)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*--*(AL172019)*
*(10:00 AM CDT)*--*(Fri Oct 25 2019)*



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                                           ...*(TROPICAL DEPRESSION 17 FORMS IN THE WESTERN GULF OF MEXICO)*...


                                           ...*(EXPECTED TO BECOME A GALE-FORCE POST-TROPICAL LOW TONIGHT)*...




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*(SUMMARY)* OF *(10:00 AM CDT)*-*(15:00 UTC)*-*(INFORMATION)*
LOCATION...*(25.6-N)*-*(94.4-W)*
ABOUT...*(320 MI / S-S/W)*-*(515 KM)* OF *(LAKE CHARLES)*-*(LOUISIANA)*
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...*(35 MPH)*-*(55 KM/H)*
PRESENT MOVEMENT...*(NORTH OR 10 DEGREES)* AT *(16 MPH)*-*(26 KM/H)*
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...*(1006 MB)*-*(29.71 INCHES)*


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WATCHES AND WARNINGS
There are NO COASTAL Tropical Cyclone Watches or Warnings in Effect.

Please see High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service and Products from Local National Weather Service Forecast
      Offices for Information on the Non-Tropical Watches and Warnings Associated with this System.


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DISCUSSION AND OUTLOOK
At *(10:00 AM CDT)*-*(15:00 UTC)*--The Center of Tropical Depression Seventeen was Located near
      *(Latitude 25.6 North)*-*(Longitude 94.4 West)*

The Depression is Moving Toward the North near *(16 mph)*-*(26 km/h)*. 

A Motion Toward the North-Northeast at a Faster Forward Speed is Expected this Afternoon through Sunday. 

On the Forecast Track, the Center of the Cyclone Should Move Across the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico this Afternoon and then Move
      Over the Northern Gulf Coast Tonight or Saturday Morning.

Maximum Sustained Winds are near *(35 mph)*-*((55 km/h)* with Higher Gusts.

Some Strengthening is Expected Today, and the Depression Could Become a Tropical Storm this Afternoon. 

The Cyclone is Then Expected to Merge with a Cold Front and Become a Post-Tropical Low with Gale-Force Winds Tonight Before the
      Center Reaches the Gulf Coast. 

An Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter Aircraft is Scheduled to Investigate the Depression this Afternoon.

The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure is *(1006 mb)*-*(29.71 inches)*


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HAZARDS AFFECTING LAND
WIND:
Gale-Force Winds Associated with This System Should Spread Over Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast Tonight and Saturday Morning


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RAINFALL:
The Depression and Rainfall Ahead of the System Along and North of the Frontal Boundary Across the Central Gulf Coast is
      Expected to Produce Total Rainfall Accumulations of *(2 to 4 inches)* with Maximum Totals of *(8 inches)* Across the
         Central Gulf Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley through Saturday Morning. 

These Rains May Produce Flash Flooding Across the Central Gulf Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley.


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COASTAL FLOODING:
Above-Normal Tides and Associated Coastal Flooding are Possible Across Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast.

Please See Products from local National Weather Service Forecast Offices for Additional Information.


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TORNADOES: 
A Couple Tornadoes are Possible Through Tonight Across Southeast Portions of Louisiana and Mississippi into Southwest Alabama.


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NEXT ADVISORY
Next Complete Advisory at *(4:00 PM CDT)*


FORECASTER
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Tropical Storm Olga Public Advisory
000
WTNT32 KNHC 252034
TCPAT2

BULLETIN
*(Tropical Storm)*--*(Olga)*--*(Advisory Number 2)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*--*(AL172019)*
*(4:00 PM CDT)*--*(Fri Oct 25 2019)*



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                                                   ...*(DEPRESSION  17)* BECOMES *(TROPICAL STORM)*-*(OLGA)*...


                                     ...*(EXPECTED TO MERGE WITH A COLD FRONT AND BECOME A POST-TROPICAL LOW)*...
                                                              WITH GALE FORCE WINDS DURING THE NEXT FEW HOURS




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*(SUMMARY)* OF *(4:00 PM CDT)*-*(21:00 UTC)*-*(INFORMATION)*
LOCATION...*(26.3-N)*-*(93.2-W)*
ABOUT...*(260 MI / SOUTH)*-*(420 KM)* OF *(LAKE CHARLES)*-*(LOUISIANA)*
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...*(40 MPH)*-*(65 KM/H)*
PRESENT MOVEMENT...*(N-N/E OR 30 DEGREES)* AT *(18 MPH)*-*(30 KM/H)*
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...*(998 MB)*-*(29.47 INCHES)*


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WATCHES AND WARNINGS
There are NO COASTAL Tropical Cyclone Watches or Warnings in Effect.

Please See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service and Products from Local National Weather Service Forecast
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DISCUSSION AND OUTLOOK
At *(4:00 PM CDT)*-*(21:00 UTC)*--The Center of Tropical Storm Olga was Located near
      *(Latitude 26.3 North)*-*(Longitude 93.2 West)*

Olga is Moving Toward the North-Northeast near *(18 mph)*-*(30 km/h)* and this Motion is Expected to Continue with an Increase in Forward Speed During the Next Couple of Days. 

On the Forecast Track, the Center of Olga Should Move Over the Northern Gulf Coast Late Tonight or Early Saturday and then Move
      Through the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys Later Saturday through Sunday.

Reports From an Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Indicate that Maximum Sustained Winds are Now near
      *(40 mph)*-*(65 km/h)* with Higher Gusts. 

Olga is Expected to Merge with a Cold Front and Become a Post-Tropical Low with Gale-Force Winds During the Next Few Hours
      Before the Center Reaches the Gulf Coast.

Tropical-Storm-Force Winds Extend Outward up to *(90 miles)*-*(150 km)* Mainly to the Northeast of the Center. 

Satellite Wind Data and Surface Observations Indicate that a Large Area of Gale-Force Winds is Occurring to the West of the Cold Front
      that is Currently Just West of Olga.

The Minimum Central Pressure Just Reported by the Hurricane Hunter is *(998 mb)*-*(29.47 inches)*


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HAZARDS AFFECTING LAND
WIND:
Gale-Force Winds Associated with Olga and its Remnants Should Spread Over Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast Tonight and
      Saturday Morning.


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RAINFALL:
Olga, its Remnants, and Rainfall Ahead of the System Along and North of the Frontal Boundary Across the Central Gulf Coast is
      Expected to Produce Total Rainfall Accumulations of *(2 to 4 inches)* with Maximum totals of *(8 inches)* Across the Central
         Gulf Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley through Saturday Morning. 

These Rains May Produce Flash Flooding Across the Central Gulf Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley.


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COASTAL FLOODING:
Above-Normal Tides and Associated Coastal Flooding are Possible Across Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast.

Please See Products from local National Weather Service Forecast Offices for Additional Information.


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TORNADOES:
A Couple Tornadoes are Possible Through Tonight Across Southeast Portions of Louisiana and Mississippi into Southwest Alabama.


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NEXT ADVISORY
Next Complete Advisory at *(10:00 PM CDT)*


FORECASTER
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Post-Tropical Cyclone Olga Public Advisory
000
WTNT32 KNHC 260251
TCPAT2

BULLETIN
*(Post-Tropical Storm)*--*(Olga)*--*(Advisory Number 3)*
*(NWS National Hurricane Center)*--*(Miami FL)*--*(AL172019)*
*(10:00 PM CDT)*--*(Fri Oct 25 2019)*



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                                                                       ...*(OLGA BECOMES POST-TROPICAL)*...


                                  EXPECTED TO BRING HEAVY RAIN AND SEVERE WEATHER TO THE CENTRAL GULF COAST AND
                                                                      LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ON SATURDAY



                        THIS IS THE *(LAST)*-*(PUBLIC ADVISORY)* BEING *(ISSUED)* BY THE *(NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER)*


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*(SUMMARY)* OF *(11:00 PM CDT)*-*(03:00 UTC)*-*(INFORMATION)*
LOCATION...*(27.8-N)*-*(92.2-W)*
ABOUT...*(170 MI / S-S/E)*-*(275 KM)* OF *(LAKE CHARLES)*-*(LOUISIANA)*
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...*(50 MPH)*-*(85 KM/H)*
PRESENT MOVEMENT...*(N/E OR 40 DEGREES)* AT *(17 MPH)*-*(28 KM/H)*
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...*(999 MB)*-*(29.50 INCHES)*


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WATCHES AND WARNINGS
There are NO COASTAL Tropical Cyclone Watches or Warnings in Effect.

Please See High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service and Products from Local National Weather Service Forecast
      Offices for Information on the Non-Tropical Watches and Warnings Associated with this System.


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DISCUSSION AND OUTLOOK
At *(10:00 PM CDT)*-*(03:00 UTC)*--The Center of Post-Tropical Cyclone Olga was Located near
      *(Latitude 27.8 North)*-*(Longitude 92.2 West)*

The Post-Tropical Cyclone is Moving Toward the Northeast near *(17 mph)*-*(28 km/h)*

Olga is Forecast to Move Quickly Northward to North-Northeastward on Saturday and then Turn Northeastward Late
      Saturday or Sunday.

On the Forecast Track, the Center of the Post-Tropical Cyclone will Move up the Mississippi Valley Tomorrow and Toward the
      Great Lakes Later this Weekend.

Maximum Sustained Winds are near *(50 mph)*-*(85 km/h)* with Higher Gusts.

Weakening is Expected After the Cyclone Moves Over Land Saturday Morning.

Tropical-Storm-Force Winds Extend Outward Up to *(140 miles)*-*(220 km)* from the Center.

The Estimated Minimum Central Pressure Based on Earlier Data from an Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter Aircraft and Surface
      Observations Over the Northern Gulf of Mexico is *(999 mb)*-*(29.50 inches)*


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HAZARDS AFFECTING LAND
WIND:
Gale-Force Winds Associated with Olga and its Remnants Should Spread Over Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast Tonight and
      Saturday Morning.


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RAINFALL:
The Post-Tropical Cyclone, Along with Rainfall Ahead of the System Along and North of the Frontal Boundary Across the Central Gulf
      Coast, is Expected to Produce Total Rainfall Accumulations of *(3 to 6 inches)* with Maximum Totals of *(8 inches)* Across the
         Central Gulf Coast into Portions of the Lower Mississippi Valley and Western Tennessee Valley Through Saturday Morning.

These Rains May Produce Flash Flooding Across the Central Gulf Coast into the Lower Mississippi Valley and Western Tennessee Valley


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COASTAL FLOODING:
Above-Normal Tides and Associated Coastal
Flooding are Possible Across Portions of the Northern Gulf Coast.

Please See Products from Local National Weather Service Forecast Offices for Additional information.


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TORNADOES:
Isolated Tornadoes are Possible tonight into Saturday Morning Across Parts of Southeast Louisiana, Southern Mississippi,and
      Western Alabama.


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NEXT ADVISORY

This is the *(LAST)*-*(PUBLIC)*-*(ADVISORY)* Issued by the National Hurricane Center on this System.

Additional Information on This System Can Be Found in High Seas Forecasts Issued by the National Weather Service, under
AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1
  WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and

Online at  ocean.weather.gov/shtml/NFDHSFAT1.php

Additional Information About Heavy Rainfall and Wind Gusts Can be Found in Storm Summary Products Issued by the
      Weather Prediction Center at   www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/nfdscc3.html


FORECASTER
Zelinsky