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doug
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Area of interest 92L
      Thu Sep 09 2010 06:58 PM

Near 12.6N -61.6W. This is showing signs of development this afternoon as it moves slowly westward. Some discussions indicate there is potential for rapid and deep intensification and a general WNW-NW motion.
Of all the areas of development this season, being a resident on the west coast of Florida, I am more concerned about this area than any other so far this year.

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