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Re: Invest 91E Lounge (Hawaii?)
      Thu Aug 22 2024 10:56 AM





Invest 91E has become a tropical cyclone, presently estimated possibly conservatively to be a TD, CP ONE, and advisories will begin in the Central Pacific. Watches and even Warnings could be going up for Hawaii this week.

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