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In fact as I type this it is in route to the system so by early afternoon we will know what they will find out there if a tropical cyclone or nothing more than a gale center combined with the front.
11:30 AM TWO=Recon will fly into 90L this afternoon
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11:30 AM TWO=Recon will fly into 90L this afternoon
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I have no doubt what they'll find - TS-force winds are a certainty. But it's what they will DO that I have no idea. It's still attached to the front, so will they call it a TS or STS, or will they do nothing? Not too much has changed since yesterday, and they found 35kt+ winds in there yesterday.
From here on out, it's all politics. I'm sure the major oil companies in the NW Gulf lease areas are clammoring for the NHC to name it so they can initiate evacuations and be able to claim the cost on their insurance.
From here on out, it's all politics. I'm sure the major oil companies in the NW Gulf lease areas are clammoring for the NHC to name it so they can initiate evacuations and be able to claim the cost on their insurance.
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