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#93L now a small better defined circulation with deep convection set to come ashore N of Tampico, MX. Recon investigating. Still 40% odds.
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20N 74W?
      Thu Jul 21 2011 09:49 AM

Is this area over Cuba something to watch or is it just a upper level low that will follow the tail end of Bret? It looks like its turning to the north.

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Thu Jul 21 2011 11:14 AM)

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