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Re: Cristobal Forms and Heading Out to Sea
      Mon Aug 25 2014 01:07 PM

What an ugly looking storm, surface low exposed, with the convection all pushed to the south and east. I suppose the stationary front is going to pull the storm off the coast. I don't see any real reason why it won't happen, but Cristobal really seems to be struggling to make any real headway north and instead meandering very slowly north.

Shouldn't cause any real problems for the US though, at least not beyond some high surf and some rip currents.

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