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Yucatan Wave
      Tue Aug 20 2019 11:13 PM Attachment (652 downloads)

A tropical wave/low is moving across the Belize, and southern Yucatan peninsula, it looks to move across the southern bay of Campeche tomorrow, before moving back into eastern Mexico, look for a blow up of convection tomorrow afternoon down there. attached, is IR image from the pacific, also a depression forming there.

Edited by Robert (Tue Aug 20 2019 11:15 PM)

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