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Tue Oct 05 2010 12:35 PM
Re: October Continued

97L looking like it's trying to develop, albeit sub-tropical in appearance. Even so, could easily shake it off and become entirely tropical. Outside of the dangerous flooding potential for P.R. and Lesser Antilles, seems like only possibly of risk might be to a few thousand snapper, yellow tail, and the like.

As previously mentioned, the area south of Eastern Haiti is not only very convective, but would appear to possibly be showing hints of some rotation ( at some level ). The upper level winds are no doubt seemingly beginning to relent, and actually a good deal less hostile than what 97L is currently dealing with.



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