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A Busy Season Ends
      Wed Nov 30 2011 03:37 PM

The 2011 season ends with Invest 90L located well to the north of the northern Leeward Islands near 25N 60W at 30/20Z moving slowly to the north and not likely to develop. A surface front interacted with an upper level low and created a weak wave along the front - really not a tropical system.

One other adjustment: the season totals are 19/7/3 with NHC adding another tropical storm and upgrading Nate to hurricane status in post analysis (see the Met Blog 'To Name or Not to Name'). This ties 2011 with 1887, 1995 and 2010 as the third most active season in the Atlantic basin.
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