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vpbob21
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Re: Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert Issued
      Sat Aug 22 2009 04:16 AM

92E seems to be coming together nicely tonight. There seems to be an anticyclone over the system, SST's are around 30 deg. C and deep convection is quickly firing. I wouldn't be surprised to see a TD by Saturday morning.

The models are pretty bullish on 92E, with GFDL, HWRF and SHIPS all bringing it to hurricane strength in 5 days. By then the system figures to be SE of the Big Island, with the HWRF the further north model at about 250 miles away.

Could be an interesting week ahead for Hawaii if this develops ...

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* Tropical Storm "HILDA" Forms, Entering Central Pacific CoconutCandy Sat Aug 22 2009 04:16 AM
. * * Re: Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert Issued vpbob21   Sat Aug 22 2009 04:16 AM
. * * Tropical Storm HILDA Struggles with Easterly Shear CoconutCandy   Sun Aug 23 2009 12:27 AM

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