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orlandoweather
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Low Forming Off Florida East Coast
      #88742 - Sun Aug 08 2010 10:58 AM

Wow what crazy hail in central fl this morning ...anyways it looks like a low is tryin to develop off the east coast of florida anyone else notice this???

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Jasonch
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Re: Low Forming Off Florida East Coast [Re: orlandoweather]
      #88757 - Mon Aug 09 2010 09:10 AM

does anybody really believe 94L has any chance of developing in to anything worth talking about.

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Re: Low Forming Off Florida East Coast [Re: Jasonch]
      #88770 - Mon Aug 09 2010 04:38 PM

I remember last summer waking up in the morning and a tropical depression had developed from nothing overnight right off the west Florida coast while I was sleeping.

So I am never surpised...

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bob3d
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Re: Low Forming Off Florida East Coast [Re: Jasonch]
      #88771 - Mon Aug 09 2010 04:48 PM

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does anybody really believe 94L has any chance of developing in to anything worth talking about.



Maybe it does, but probably not.

If I didn't know better, Florida radar is currently displaying a circular center between Orlando and Sebring moving west with two bands rotating around the center. It appears as if were a TD, but sometimes things are not what they appear to be as this picture implies (the loop display is even more convincing):



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