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Re: Second Half of October Kicks off with 96L in the Gulf
      Fri Oct 18 2019 09:47 AM

SIXTEEN appears this morning to be fairly well defined - with characteristics in many ways more like a sheared and a bit sloppy, tropical cyclone, rather than a sub-tropical one - A combination of recon/ships/buoys/scatterometer data suggesting that pressures are falling and winds are on the increase as well. Could now be 1002mb/45mph, nameable, or very nearly so.

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* Tropical Storm Nestor in NE Gulf cieldumort Fri Oct 18 2019 09:47 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Storm Nestor in NE Gulf Prospero   Sat Oct 19 2019 11:49 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Storm Nestor in NE Gulf cieldumort   Fri Oct 18 2019 04:12 PM
. * * Re: Second Half of October Kicks off with 96L in the Gulf cieldumort   Fri Oct 18 2019 09:47 AM

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