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Ed DunhamAdministrator
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Loc: Melbourne, FL
Hurricane Maria and Other Culprits
      Sun Sep 04 2005 09:32 AM

4PM 5-Sep-2005 Update
Were watching the tropical wave in the Bahamas called 94L for potential development because of its proximity to land.



However, Tropical Depression #14 may form from another tropical wave in the atlantic within the hour.

Original Update
Earlier this morning Maria reached Cat I status - the fifth hurricane of the season. Maria is in the central Atlantic moving north at 15mph. She is expected to continue on a northerly course - and eventually northeast - and should pose no threat to land.

NHC is now monitoring a new area of interest (Invest 93L) to the east of the central Bahamas - see the Storm Forum for initial info on this disturbed area. A weak surface low was located near 26.5N 66.5W at 04/12Z with convection primarily south of the low. The low was drifting slowly to the north and slow development of this system is possible. Models generally take the system north and then northeast .

A weak surface low is centered in the northern Bahamas near 26N 78W at 04/12Z. This system is currently poorly organized, however, the UK Met model does develop this area into a tropical cyclone and take it to the north - very slowly. Other model solutions show a wide range of expected tracks. Too early to say whether this area will develop or not, but it is certainly an area to monitor.

Invest 92L was showing new signs of increased convection near 10N 52W at 04/12Z. The system is moving west northwest into an area that is more favorable for development and this could become a Tropical Depression in the next day or two. Models intensify this system and move it into the central Caribbean Sea south of the Dominican Republic by mid-week - worth keeping a close eye on this one.
ED

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Invests 93L, and 94L


Edited by MikeC (Mon Sep 05 2005 04:31 PM)

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* Hurricane Maria and Other Culprits Ed DunhamAdministrator Sun Sep 04 2005 09:32 AM
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. * * Local Mets. take WXMAN RICHIE   Mon Sep 05 2005 04:18 PM
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. * * Re: Hurricane Maria and Other Culprits DebbiePSL   Mon Sep 05 2005 03:20 PM
. * * Re: Hurricane Maria and Other Culprits NewWatcher   Mon Sep 05 2005 03:10 PM
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