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Mozart
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Loc: Simpsonville, SC

Cape Verde Season
Tue Jul 31 2012 02:07 PM

With Invest 99L coming of off the Cape Verde, I was wondering what time of year the Cape Verde season normally starts? This seems a bit early to me, but I could be wrong.

Took a look at the forecast models. Consensus is that we'll have TS Ernesto in the Caribbean in the next 72 hours.

(Post moved to a more appropriate Forum.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Tue Jul 31 2012 02:29 PM)

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Cape Verde Season	Mozart	Tue Jul 31 2012 02:07 PM
Re: Cape Verde Season	M.A.	Tue Jul 31 2012 03:17 PM

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