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JoshuaK
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Wave in the Atlantic
      Sun Aug 02 2009 04:44 AM

Said wave as of 6:00 UTC August 2nd update was centered at about 11N 20W, and looks to be holding convection together quite well with continued cyclonic turning. If convection persists at this rate, I wouldn't be too suprised to see this wave tagged as an invest.

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