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Area of Interest - Invest 92L
      Sat Jun 21 2003 11:22 AM

Another convective flare-up this morning in the southern Gulf of Mexico. This area has been trying to develop a system just about all week. Good cyclonic curvature focused near 20N 94W at 21/10Z. Movement to the northwest, however, a more northerly turn seems likely tonight with steering around the periphery of a weak ridge of high pressure in the central GOM. System is not yet well organized - but worth watching.
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ED

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