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THE ATLANTIC OCEAN...
MID/UPPER LEVEL HIGH IN THE NE GULF EXTENDS ACROSS FLORIDA WITH
AN UPPER RIDGE AXIS EXTENDING SE TO 19N71W. BROAD ANTICYCLONIC
FLOW COVERS THE W ATLC...THE NW CARIBBEAN...AND THE GULF OF
MEXICO. AT THE SURFACE...A WEAK 1022 MB HIGH IS W OF BERMUDA
NEAR 32N74W. MID/UPPER LEVEL TROUGH AXIS IN THE CENTRAL/WESTERN
ATLC CONTINUES TO DIG S FROM A WELL DEFINED DEEP LAYERED LOW
WELL N OF THE REGION ACROSS BERMUDA TO 23N74W. DIFFLUENCE E OF
THE TROUGH IS GENERATING SCATTERED SHOWERS/THUNDERSTORMS WITHIN
200 NM OF LINE FROM 23N66W TO BEYOND 32N61W. A SECOND MID/UPPER
LEVEL TROUGH IS IN THE EASTERN/CENTRAL ATLC WITH THE TROUGH AXIS
EXTENDING FROM AN UPPER LOW NEAR 30N44W S TO 29N47W. THIS UPPER
LEVEL FEATURE IS OVER A BROAD AREA OF SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE THAT
COVERS THE E ATLC N OF 20N E OF 52W...THUS ONLY STRATOCUMULUS
LOW CLOUDS ARE APPARENT. BROAD MID/UPPER LEVEL RIDGE COVERS THE
E ATLC WITH A RIDGE AXIS EXTENDING FROM OFF THE AFRICAN COAST
NEAR 29N12W SW TO NEAR 16N40W. MODERATE SUBSIDENCE AND DRY UPPER
AIR COVERS THE AREA N OF THE RIDGE AXIS E OF 30W.

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It does appear to be driving Emily on a more southerly path at the moment.

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Michael

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