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WesnWylie
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Re: Cindy Gone, 90L Weak
      Sat Jul 23 2011 06:50 PM

90L has flared up again this afternoon. I can see a slight spin on satellite, but I think it is likely in the mid-levels. It appears that 90L could slip just south of Hispaniola. The latest model runs also suggest this possibility.

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* Wave over Eastern Cuba MikeCAdministrator Sat Jul 23 2011 06:50 PM
. * * Re: Cindy Gone, 90L Weak WesnWylie   Sat Jul 23 2011 06:50 PM
. * * Re: Bret Gone, 90L Forms, Cindy Weakening MikeCAdministrator   Fri Jul 22 2011 11:03 AM
. * * Re: Bret Gone, 90L Forms, Cindy Weakening danielwAdministrator   Fri Jul 22 2011 10:59 AM

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