Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 07:21:24 -0700
From: HARP V2.0 Extended <Miles@northtoe.com>
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Subject: HARP- changes for October
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Date: October 14th, 2014
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To: Lojban | Change/update: US-6345

-This information is accurate and current as of today, October 14, 2014-

Homeowners are such as yourself are confused or unsure if HARP-2.0 is right for them. It's simple to check and determine if it is.

You can simply check your exact monthly/savings
by calculating now. See if it's right for you.
--> http://www.northtoe.com/humidify/interleaf/buttercups/reorganization/colporteur/magma.html


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US Housing Advisor [Smith Communications]
506 West Walnut Robinson IL_62454
Note: You can forego-further updates http://www.northtoe.com/exalts/cantonments/disfigures.do
Or you have the option to write.


Regards,
Loan-Officer 2014
(Chief-Financial)


Your Verification: --> http://www.northtoe.com/humidify/interleaf/buttercups/reorganization/colporteur/magma.html


Today's Severe Weather Threat

We're watching a line of severe storms to move southeast into the Houston area today.

The peak time for severe weather in the Houston Metro Area is between 10am-2pm.

Our biggest severe weather threat will likely be damaging winds. Wind gusts greater than 45mph will be likely. 

A funnel cloud or tornado isn't out of the question.

A cold front will cross the area this afternoon. 

After the storms end, strong northwest winds will kick in and bring in a much cooler air mass with low humidity. Temps will fall into the 50s Tuesday through Thursday morning. Some areas north and west of Houston could hit the upper 40s Wednesday morning.