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Joeyfl
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Re: Invest 97L Forecast Lounge
      Sat Jun 30 2012 05:04 PM

Invest 97l looks much less impressive today I would say the ITCZ looks to be coming to life some more albeit it is still early in the season and thus the ITCZ is still quite far south 7N latitude. An impressive disturbance and possible low pressure moving off Africa south of Cape Verde is impressive thus far and will need to keep an eye on but odds are against it since it is early in the season for this area however wind shear is 10knots or less in this area but Saharan dust product shows plentiful dry air/dust moving across the Atlantic north of 10N.

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