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Central America & Hispaniola Briefing Central America & Hispaniola Briefing

15 February 2011

Tom.DiLiberto@noaa.gov Tom.DiLiberto@noaa.gov

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Puerto Barrios – 43.3 mm

Tela – 166.7 (139.8 mm in one day) Roatan – 142.1 (82 mm in one day)

La Ceiba – 364.9 mm February 11: 84.5 mm February 12: 57.6 mm February 13: 219.7 mm

TelaLa Ceiba

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