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Pre-season Invest 92L in North Atlantic
      Sat May 12 2012 04:37 PM

A healthy non-tropical low, Invest 92L, centered south-south-west of the Azores in the north central Atlantic, is acquiring some tropical characteristics today, making for a pre-season hybrid system.



Invest 92L is embedded within a large upper level low that is sufficiently colder than the sea surface temperatures. Shear is light and the surface circulation is becoming less dependent on its parent upper low. This region is sometimes favorable for full tropical transition, and it appears that 92L has the potential to become a named system - subtropical, or even marginally tropical.

Recently 92L was estimated to have maximum sustained winds of about 35 mph, but this could now be conservative given the continued improving structure and slightly deeper convection seen within the past few hours.

Subtropical and tropical cyclones that form in this region usually max out with sustained winds of between 35 and 65 MPH, rarely higher, and tend to drop moderate rain.

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