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Re: Climatological Peak Arrives With The Atlantic Bubbling
      Tue Sep 02 2014 05:00 AM

The current forecast for now Tropical Storm Dolly is being radically challenged by apparent center reformation complications tonight. These jumps not only look to be trying to drag her north of the Cone of Uncertainty, but also up against a region of higher pressures, resulting in a sizable increase in the pressure gradient between the two cells.

South Texas may want to keep a close watch on Dolly during the next 12-36 hours. Even if Dolly does not pull up north a la Humberto (2007), tropical storm force winds, at least in gusts, are already occurring a good distance away from the center.

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* Climatological Peak Arrives With Gulf of Mexico Dolly cieldumort Tue Sep 02 2014 05:00 AM
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