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Re: 90L Forms S.W. of Cape Verde Islands
      Sun Aug 03 2008 01:31 AM

Well, all systems appear to be going through diurnal processes, however remain inclined to believe 90L to be the candidate to soonest develop. A future threat to the Caribb.?? Perhaps. Any cutoff low currently in the Caribbean would not have any impact on motion or development due to the distance away from 90L. That, and the fact that while 90L is moving westward at a good clip, all other weather features are also not "static" and are moving and/or evolving. What ridge or upper low may exist one week down the road is basically "off the radar" for all practical discussion.

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* 90L Forms S.W. of Cape Verde Islands weathernet Sun Aug 03 2008 01:31 AM
. * * Re: Wave Watching Watching Weather   Sat Aug 02 2008 05:20 PM
. * * Re: Wave Watching WeatherNut   Sat Aug 02 2008 03:57 PM
. * * Re: 90L Forms S.W. of Cape Verde Islands tommy   Sat Aug 02 2008 03:20 PM
. * * Re: 90L Forms S.W. of Cape Verde Islands weathernet   Sun Aug 03 2008 01:31 AM

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