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Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic
Sun Jul 28 2019 03:30 PM

3:30 PM EST 22 August 2019 Update
We're now tracking 98L over the Bahamas, with a 30% chance for development. Looks good on satellite today, but hopefully will stay offshore before it develops. Recon may investigate tomorrow.

10:30 PM AST 20 August 2019 Update
Invest 97L rapidly organized throughout the day (and night) while heading east out to sea, and has become the fourth Tropical Cyclone and third named storm of the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season. No threat to land for the foreseeable future, if ever.
-Ciel

The 2PM Outlook shows a 20% chance for development in the system in the east Atlantic later this week as it moves toward Hispaniola and later the Bahamas,there is several days to watch as the system develop, which isn't expected until it gets north of the Caribbean islands. This system is being tracked as invest 95L.

It will most likely stay east of Florida, but the forecasting models seem to behind the curve on the current state of this system, so it's wise to monitor it closely. See the forecast lounge for more speculation on this system. The overall pattern suggests any systems that develop in early August will likely curve away from the US.

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	MikeC	Sun Jul 28 2019 03:30 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	Robert	Fri Aug 23 2019 03:42 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	Robert	Fri Aug 23 2019 02:12 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	Robert	Fri Aug 23 2019 01:17 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	MikeC	Fri Aug 23 2019 09:17 AM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	Robert	Thu Aug 22 2019 08:33 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	MikeC	Thu Aug 22 2019 08:17 PM
Re: Tropical Storm Chantal Forms in the Open Atlantic	Robert	Wed Aug 21 2019 06:12 PM
Tropical Storm Chantelle	Robert	Tue Aug 20 2019 10:34 PM
97L	Robert	Tue Aug 20 2019 08:50 PM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	dolfinatic	Thu Aug 08 2019 07:43 PM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	Doombot!	Sat Aug 03 2019 04:55 AM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	MikeC	Fri Aug 02 2019 01:38 PM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	Doombot!	Wed Jul 31 2019 08:33 AM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	craigm	Tue Jul 30 2019 11:37 AM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	craigm	Tue Jul 30 2019 10:51 AM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	craigm	Mon Jul 29 2019 11:34 AM
Re: Watching an Area in the East Caribbean (95L)	MikeC	Sun Jul 28 2019 04:34 PM

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