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{{WPC rainfall|Hurricane Gladys (1968)|Hurricane Gladys|October 1968|http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/tropical/rain/gladys1968filledrainblk.gif|2007-12-31|true|1968 Atlantic hurricane season}}
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== Summary ==
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{{WPC rainfall|Hurricane Gladys (1968)|Hurricane Gladys|October 1968|http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/tropical/rain/gladys1968filledrainblk.gif|2007-12-31|true|1968 Atlantic hurricane season}}
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{{Information
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|Description={{en|1=A tropical wave moved through the Lesser Antilles on October 6th withour developing during the following four days.
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On October 11, a depression formed near Swan Island. A second disturbance was seen forming on satellite imagery on
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the 12th, with a third distrubed area forming near San Andres. The system near San Andres moved north-northwest
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over the next couple of days, developing into Gladys by the 14th. Gladys strengthened to a hurricane just south of
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the western Cuba. A deep trough over the Plains steered Gladys northward. The cyclone recurved into western
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Florida near midnight on the 19th and accelerated as it passed Ocala. Quickening its pace to the northeast, Gladys
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headed towards Cape Hatteras on the 20th.
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The graphics below is the storm total rainfall for Gladys using data obtained from the National Climatic Data Center
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in Asheville, North Carolina. The rainfall that fell across the East fell in advance of the storm as moisture was lured
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northward from Gladys by a deep upper trough to the west. The rainfall from the tropical cyclone broke the worst
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drought seen across North Carolina since 1932.
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|Source=http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/tropical/rain/gladys1968.html
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|Author=David M. Roth
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|Date=2010
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|Permission=Public Domain
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[[Category:Tropical cyclone rainfall]]
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[[Category:1968 Atlantic hurricane season]]
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== Licensing ==
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