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FWIW, Floater 1 partially over Invest 98L ...
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Yes Mike it is now totally in the floater range and it looks more organized this morning but we need the visible pics to see where is the LLC if there is one and the mid level one but the convection is rounding up nicely south of Jamaica.
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