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Re: Second Half of June: Invests 93L, 94L
      Sun Jun 26 2022 05:29 AM

5 AM EDT Sunday
Overnight satellite images and Global Lightning Mapper ( GLM) images are showing a bit of consolidation in 94L. Nearly all of the Lightning to be near the System Center and persistent.

Time will tell. This is definitely a system to watch especially if you will be in the Lower Lesser Antilles and
Northern South America over the next week.

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