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    • Hurricane Philippe

    September 17-24, 2005

    Weather Producer/Meteorologist Chris Spears

    POSTED: 2:02 pm MST November 20, 2005
    UPDATED: 1:30 am MST November 30, 2005

    A tropical wave moving east of Barbados developed into a tropical depression on September 17th. Later that day forecasters had Tropical Storm Philippe on their hands.

    By the 19th, Philippe's winds increased to 80 MPH, making it a hurricane.

    Philippe never threatened land, and was absorbed into a low-pressure system on September 24th.


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