How about the Gulf
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BayouVenteux
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Nice vis loop looking down on my neck of the woods. Seems to be a fairly persistent trough south of us off the coast. It doesn't seem to have moved much this afternoon, as none of the showers came onshore and the local radar has looked almost unchanged for the last 8 hours. The trough area is one ingredient, but it will take a few more elements perhaps to get anything of note brewing in the Gulf. With a weak wave moving NW out of the Caribbean and one or two fronts progged to move through over the next 5 to 10 days, there's a big maybe chance that the ingredients could come together for some kind of development, but I'm not running out for bread and extra batteries just yet 
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