possible development in W Carribbean
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possible development in W Carribbean
Does anyone have the latest info on the system down there and its potential strength and direction even though its just a weak low now?
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Does anyone have the latest info on the system down there and its potential strength and direction even though its just a weak low now?
Development in the Carribean right now is just a twinkle in the models eye. If something develops, the models show it moving NNE into Bahamas or West ATL. I don't put much weight in the models forecast until something initializes. Model forecast movement tend to be off on "development" that hasn't verified.
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