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Forecast 6:
http://www.nencweather.com/tropicalweat ... gamma.html
After looking over everything, the forecast has the same track and same intensity...very unlikely that the center will cross Florida--although it will cross Cuba. (It still could if the stationary front retrograded, but this is unlikely given the trough deepening across the Deep South.) Nonetheless, the worst weather will be displaced from the center to the north and east--thus over Cuba, and then over southern Florida late Monday.
Scott
UNOFFICIAL..Gamma #6; weak TS; center will go south of FL
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