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Re: Area of Interest - Invest 96L
      Tue Jul 06 2010 10:18 AM

At 06/12Z, NHC places the Invest center at 20.1N 87.0W, about 25 miles south of Cozumel. Very little movement with this system in the past few hours. Convection and organization is on the increase and additional development is still possible.
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