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Re: 99L Forecast Lounge
      Fri Sep 06 2013 01:40 PM

Invest 99L is now EIGHT, and advisories should be out within the next hour or two.

It is very possible that most of EIGHT is inland by the time the first advisory prints, so those in the immediate path of 99L (EIGHT) should already be taking precautions for a strong depression or tropical storm - with the greatest risk being flooding rains.

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