Atlantic development will it be named Nicholas or Odette?
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Atlantic development will it be named Nicholas or Odette?
There is confusion about what name it will be because NRL and the tropical models have Nicholas in their heading but if a new low forms then it would be Odette.Any opinions apart from voting in the poll is welcomed.
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As I understand, once Nick was absorbed by a more dominant Low, it ceased to actually be Nick. I think they continue to use the name for berevity. 

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