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      #75154 - Thu May 31 2007 04:44 PM

I'm not -- NOT -- trying to be a wave monger here. But has anyone taken a look at this? It spent most of the week poorly organized and bumbling along.

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NHC - 2:05pm TWD

...TROPICAL WAVES...

A LOW AMPLITUDE TROPICAL WAVE IS LOCATED ALONG 37W S OF 9N
MOVING W ABOUT 15 KT. THIS WEAK WAVE IS A LITTLE MORE EVIDENT
THAN IT WAS YESTERDAY ON SAT IMAGES WITH A HINT OF SOME LOW-MID
LEVEL TURNING. SCATTERED MODERATE CONVECTION IS WITHIN 60 NM E
AND 180 NM W OF THE WAVE AXIS.



I'm NOT wave mongering -- but I'm wondering if it's shown up on any of the models yet? Or is it just one of the "nameless" that we don't need to be concerned about?

(Since this system was not mentioned in the Main Page leadoff article, the post was moved to this Forum)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Thu May 31 2007 07:41 PM)

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