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where on a wave?
      Sun Jul 05 2009 05:59 PM Attachment (405 downloads)

Gentlemen and/or Madams,

The most "active" area currently associated with the very large tropical wave that has just moved into the eastern Carribean Sea appears to be along the front part of the wave. Convective activity appears to be growing by the minute.

Can someone tell me please, in general, are there particular areas in the vicintity of tropical waves where invest areas are most likely to develop?

Thank you,

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