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Area of Interest in the Eastern Atlantic is now #95L Most likely to recurve prior to reaching Antilles, but not certain. Elsewhere remains mostly quiet.
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Re: 95L Lounge
      Sun Oct 05 2025 07:40 AM

Today's 0z Google DeepMind ensembles continue to favor a track out to sea prior to reaching the Antilles, which looks most likely, especially given how well developed 95L already is.




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* 95L Lounge cieldumort Sun Oct 05 2025 07:40 AM
. * * Re: 95L Lounge cieldumort   Sun Oct 05 2025 07:40 AM
. * * Re: Early October E ATL Wave cieldumort   Fri Oct 03 2025 12:45 PM
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