File:Tropical Cyclone 04B 11 nov 2001 0809Z.jpg

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Description Tropical Cyclone 04B near peak intensity on November 11 at 0809 UTC. This image was produced from data from NOAA-16, provided by NOAA. Maximum sustained winds were about 35 to 40 mph at the time.
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Inventory ID:2422831, Dataset Name:NSS.LHRR.NL.D01315.S0809.E0820.B0586666.WI
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