As for the wave near the DR, it's just that - a wave. NO doubt about it. Absolutely NO evidence of any LLC. Pressures are fairly high there, too.
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I just snapped a shot of my desktop. Clearly, we have TD 10 in the eastern Atlantic. The wave along 43W has a nice are of convection near 20N but I can't see definite evidence of a LLC.
As for the wave near the DR, it's just that - a wave. NO doubt about it. Absolutely NO evidence of any LLC. Pressures are fairly high there, too.
As for the wave near the DR, it's just that - a wave. NO doubt about it. Absolutely NO evidence of any LLC. Pressures are fairly high there, too.
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