little bugger doesn't seem to be going anywhere, despite the shear...interesting
however, the "wave" is at 1005mb so i can't foresee any true development at any point in the near future...the development next week alluded to by the above posters will probably keep our attention through Memorial Day, and then we'll officially kick off the season...guess i'll have to get my predictions in order soon...
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