Moving into a small area of lower shear
There is one unnamed storm that has formed in this area in December.
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This is more of a curiosity post than anything else.
Moving into a small area of lower shear
There is one unnamed storm that has formed in this area in December.
Moving into a small area of lower shear
There is one unnamed storm that has formed in this area in December.
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Ed Mahmoud
Re: South Central Atlantic
This might have been the STS JB mentioned could develop in his post yesterday...
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Re: South Central Atlantic
That better not be anything brewing down there! 
We're going on a cruise all the way down to Aruba next week and the last thing we want is tropical storms or anything to make the waves high and the skies anything but blue!
We're going on a cruise all the way down to Aruba next week and the last thing we want is tropical storms or anything to make the waves high and the skies anything but blue!
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