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Re: Caribbean Disturbance
      Thu Sep 28 2017 05:21 PM


This disturbance has been Invest tagged 99L as of 1800 today, and the title has been updated. At that time Invest 99L was analyzed to be centered near 23.3N 79.6W. Maximum sustained winds were light at about 20 knots, with min pressure of about 1012mb.

NHC 5-Day development odds up to 50% ... sort of a similar setup as Tammy (2005), although not as clear that it will ride up and/or form right along the Florida east coast (but favored).

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* Invest 99L Lounge cieldumort Thu Sep 28 2017 05:21 PM
. * * Re: Caribbean Disturbance cieldumort   Thu Sep 28 2017 05:21 PM
. * * Re: Caribbean Disturbance OrlandoDan   Fri Sep 29 2017 11:39 AM

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