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Re: Area of Interest - TD#19 in the Central Atlantic
      Mon Oct 22 2012 03:16 PM

System is now moving to the north northwest and from 12Z to 18Z the estimated pressure dropped from 1014MB to 1009MB. Best Track now classifies system as a TD.
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