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IsoFlame
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Watching for home-grown tropical cyclogenesis in early Sept
      Fri Aug 30 2024 03:13 PM

12Z GFS spins up a strong TC in the central GOMEX, and another hybrid or tropical low in the western Atlantic off Hatteras late in the first week of September approaching the historical Sept 10/11 seasonal peak of activity. I believe these regions will be responsible for any flurry of activity in September and October to wipe egg off the face of the earlier above average forecasts for the 2024 season.

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