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JoshuaK
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A bit of a break?
      Thu Jul 24 2008 09:40 AM

A couple of areas of interest, but both of them are in the Far Eastern Atlantic, and with Dolly swirling herself out in Southern Texas and Northern Mexico, time to turn our eyes east again. Firstly, NHC has out a >20% chance of development on a little wave with some cyclonic turning evident, and then there is a huge glob of convection that just emerged off of the African Coastline, presumably associated with a wave, but with no turning evident so far.

Is there anything I missed?

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* A bit of a break? JoshuaK Thu Jul 24 2008 09:40 AM
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. * * Re: A bit of a break? MichaelA   Fri Jul 25 2008 09:08 AM

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