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Late Season STS Melissa Forecast Lounge
      Sun Nov 17 2013 07:24 PM

Some of the models bring this system to hurricane intensity toward the end of the upcoming week. Since the system is currently non-tropical that would be a rapid transition. Invest 98L has an excellent chance of becoming a hybrid subtropical storm in a couple of days. This is the place for your thoughts on the long-term organization and intensification (if any) of this system.
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(Title updated to reflect current storm status.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Mon Nov 18 2013 10:45 AM)

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