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TD#7 Forecast Lounge
      Wed Aug 28 2013 12:24 AM

Tropical wave near 10N 37W is beginning to show some signs of better organization. SSTs of 30C. Movement to the west at about 10 knots. It looks like it could remain south of a stronger zone of westerly windshear. If it can, slow development seems likely.
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(Title updated - system has finally attained Invest status.)

Edited by MikeC (Wed Sep 04 2013 05:20 PM)

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