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At 2 p.m. EDT, the center of Barry was located about 140 miles south of Fort Walton Beach. The storm was moving to ward the north at 6 mph and forecasters expected a gradual increase in forward speed. Trop ical storm-force wind of more than 40 mph extended outward up to 115 miles from the center. just one day earlier, the storm had been headed toward Louisiana. “We’re feeling a lot less stressful,†said Sharon Cowan, whose husband is pastor of First Baptist Church of Grand Isle, La., on a barrier island that had been in the storm’s path. “We also feel a lot of concern for the people in the path of the storm.†Barry is the second named storm of the 2001 Atlantic hur ricane season. In June, Tropical Storm Alli son dumped 20 inches of rain in Louisiana and 32 in Texas, much of it as the storm sat for days off the coast. What was left of the storm then moved east and north, causing floods as far north as Pennsylvania. 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