Has a lot of convection and may have a chance if shear comes down
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Tropical wave east of the Lesser Antilles
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Re: Tropical wave east of the Lesser Antilles
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Irene '99, Katrina '05, Wilma '05, Irma '17 (storms I remember my area getting hurricane force winds/gusts).
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Re: Tropical wave east of the Lesser Antilles
I don't see any model support. The wave itself if fairly far south and will probably catch northern South America. The thunderstorms may be MJO enhanced,but I personally don't see anything coming of this.
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