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cieldumort
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INVEST 96L TAG NOW ON SW CARIBBEAN DISTURBANCE
Sun Nov 23 2008 03:27 PM Attachment (798 downloads)

Here it is Sunday, and a persistent trof of low pressure is finally starting to come together a little bit.

Area pressures are now falling, and cyclonic flow is improving at the surface. A more pronounced center of circulation does now appear to be taking shape. Within the current environmental conditions, it does not seem at all out of the question that this could become another late season named storm within 72 hours.

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INVEST 96L TAG NOW ON SW CARIBBEAN DISTURBANCE	cieldumort	Sun Nov 23 2008 03:27 PM
Re: INVEST 96L TAG NOW ON SW CARIBBEAN DISTURBANCE	Bloodstar	Mon Nov 24 2008 12:33 AM

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