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Re: Area of Interest - Florence
      Sun Aug 05 2012 09:24 AM

Morning satellite imagery indicate that cloud tops have warmed and Florence seems to be a lot weaker. Forward motion over the past few hours has been due west. With such a hostile environment ahead, Florence could become an open wave within 24 hours.
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