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Loc: Melbourne, FL
3rd Area - Invest 90L
      Sun Aug 11 2002 10:30 PM

Might as well cover all of the bases. New Invest area is north of the Virgin Islands. Some convection - slow development is possible. Haven't had much of a chance to look this one over, but probable movement would be to the west northwest with a strong ridge to the north of the system.
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