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Ed DunhamAdministrator
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Area of Interest - West Central Atlantic
      Mon Jun 27 2005 11:11 PM

A small but active wave near 11N 51W at 28/00Z is moving west at 15kts. The wave has maintained good convection for over 24 hours. Wind shear is light and expected to stay light for the next couple of days, however development seems marginal at best.

Also of note, a significant wave is about to exit the west African coast on Tuesday.
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ED

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