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Re: INVEST 96L TAG NOW ON SW CARIBBEAN DISTURBANCE
      Mon Nov 24 2008 12:33 AM

it has a shot, T numbers at 1.0/1.0 which is fairly insignificant, but certainly indicative of some organization.

Personally I'd give it about a 50/50 shot of developing into a TD in the next 24 hours.

Let's see how the convection develops over the nighttime hours, the extremely cold cloud tops are part of the reason I give the system a high chance of classification.

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