So whats the deal with the wave approaching the windward isl
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So whats the deal with the wave approaching the windward isl
Some forcasters here in Florida are already mentioning this storm as heading up in the general direction of Florida. Of course I understand that it is ten days out which really means nothing in the scheme of things. Any takes on it?
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is there any links show the wave coming towards florida
All I can find is Accuweather.
Elsewhere in the tropical Atlantic, a large tropical wave near 60 west and south of 14 north is tracking west at 15 knots. Weak low pressure is located near 13 north, 60 west along the wave. Widespread thunderstorms accompany this feature, causing gusty winds in some places; gusts of about 30 mph were reported at Le Lamentin, Martinique, Sunday afternoon. This wave will affect the eastern and central Caribbean the first half of this week and possibly Cuba and even the Florida Keys by next weekend. There is some potential for development of this wave during this time.
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hurricane/regions.asp
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Well if Accuweather says it then it must be true. 

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Senor... you look sooo young. 
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