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LoisCane
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Re: Area of Interest: Invest 97L
      Fri Jun 29 2012 06:28 PM

Great to have more data now. The wave has fought against negative conditions for a while now... made it pretty far west (further than most thought) with little model support and has slowly gained latitude.

Looking forward to seeing more information on it now that we have an Invest.

Early thought was it would simply go west into the Eastern Caribbean. I don't think so... as always time will tell.

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