11 PM Advisory 14.8n-33.1w 35 mph west at 18 mph
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11 PM Advisory 14.8n-33.1w 35 mph west at 18 mph
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Yes Andrew not sustained winds but gusts and not yet forecasted to be a cane but getting there with every new advisory as now they go up to 55 kts from 50 kts in past advisory.
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Andrew92 wrote:Of course let me just mention this....
.....that was me being really nit-picky.I also believe this depression will become a hurricane.
-Andrew92
Lord, the storm, in my opinion, is near hurricane strength right now!
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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