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Quiet Night

On the eve of Hurricane Ike landfall with it being a couple of hours away from landfall in south Texas, everything is quiet in the Texas Panhandle.
The passing stack train drops this signal from a clear to a restricting as it storms its own way through, completely oblivious to the storm. The still cloudless skies without the wind lend no hint to the fact that a devastating hurricane is about to hit a few hundred miles away.
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