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Loc: Melbourne, FL
Western Caribbean Wave
      #85716 - Wed Jul 08 2009 10:37 AM

An active easterly wave is located east of Roatan Island, Honduras, near 16.5N 85.8W at 08/14Z moving west to west northwest at 10kts toward Belize. The wave is under strong northwesterly shear and is not expected to develop.
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