Norman_Sept_28_2012_1900Z.jpg

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Description Norman Sept 28 2012 1900Z.jpg	English: -Tropical Storm Norman on September 28, 2012 nearing landfall.- Norman was the fourteenth named storm of the season, forming from a disturbance that formed off the coast of Mexico. The disturbance moved to the north and became Norman on September 28.
Date	28 September 2012, 18:19:52
Source	http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/wms/?zoom=4&lat=20.25586&lon=-105.2168&layers=B0000FFFFT&datum1=09/28/2012
Author	NASA

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