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DescriptionLarry 2021-09-06 1700Z (Grayscale).jpg	English: Hurricane Larry displaying annular characteristics on Monday September 6, 2021 (grayscale version).
Date	6 September 2021
Source	https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/
Author	NASA (Website) NOAA (Satellite)
Other versions	Colored version (Uploaded by Hurricaneboy23)

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current	01:10, 9 October 2021	2,010 × 2,680 (1.44 MB)	TheWxResearcher	Increased the amount of pixels slightly
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