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90L crossing over Florida with flooding rains, strong winds and brief tornadoes/spouts. Next week eyes turn to W Gulf in active June pattern
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Kevin
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Re: Area of Concern - Invest 94L
      Sat Aug 31 2002 02:53 PM

I agree Ed. I believe we could see some slow development over the next couple of days, but nothing rapid. However, depending greatly on what happens today, something may well spin up quickly. There always seems to be something on or around Labor Day...and this year it is 94L.

Also there is an impressive tropical wave emerging off of the African Coast. I believe we could see slow development over the next couple of days, but after Dolly, nothing is ever set in stone with Cape Verde storms

Kevin

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* Area of Concern - Invest 94L / TD 5 Ed DunhamAdministrator Sat Aug 31 2002 02:53 PM
. * * Re: Invest 94L - Update Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat Aug 31 2002 11:38 PM
. * * Movements Ed DunhamAdministrator   Mon Sep 02 2002 03:20 AM
. * * Re: Area of Concern - Invest 94L Kevin   Sat Aug 31 2002 02:53 PM

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