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Re: Area of Interest: Tropical Storm Gordon
      Fri Aug 17 2012 12:18 PM

Dry air entrainment from the southwest weakened Gordon during the night, however, a slow rebound with a slight gain in intensity is still possible Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. After that, cooler SSTs and westerly windshear will begin to weaken the cyclone as it approaches the Azores.
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* Area of Interest: Hurricane Gordon cieldumort Fri Aug 17 2012 12:18 PM
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