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allan
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Re: Still Quiet
      Mon Nov 13 2006 03:37 PM

Looks like this needs to be Invest 94L.. Convection seems to be organizing around a small circulation. Not saying this will be Mitch or WIlma over again but it might just surprise us in the coming days. I see this become a strong Tropical Storm in a few days and there has been questions on a zig zag track towards Florida. Something to watch but heres the impressive disturbance. Looks like it may develop way earlier then what the models are showing. So what would that mean for the track?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/watl/avn-l.jpg

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