Lake Charles, LA
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Tropical Storm Lee | ||
September 2-5, 2011 | ||
Tropical Storm Lee originated from a large area of disturbed weather across the Eastern and Central Gulf of Mexico. The low increased in organization during the afternoon of September 1st, and was initiated Tropical Depression #13 by the evening when aircraft reconnaissance found a closed circulation just over 200 miles south of the Louisiana coast. |
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500 Airport Boulevard
Lake Charles, LA 70607
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