TD 16 AT 5 P.M.? PRESSURE DOWN TO 1007 NOW........
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TD 16 AT 5 P.M.? PRESSURE DOWN TO 1007 NOW........
for Invest 98 at 11 N 37.6 W and it sure is looking fine. QSCAT indicates to me that we have another TD on our hands by 5 p.m. or tonight at the latest. She looks better, in fact, than TD 15.
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dixie that info is from the 12:00 run this morning that had it at 11.0n 30kts and 1007 mbs but the 18:00 one has to come very soon. 

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I think TD 15/Juan looks quite a bit better organized, convection-wise than does the disturbance near 11N/37W. I see a clear LLC, but convection is still spotty. I think the NHC will wait until first light tomorrow to upgrade it (assuming that the convection doesn't fall apart overnight).
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PuertoRicoLibre wrote:Does anybody have any information as to where the developing TD16 may be headed to?
This system isn't guaranteed to move northward, like Tropical Storm Juan is expected. Being at a lower latitude and not being sure that a trough will be able to pick up the system, means that it needs to be watched more than Juan.
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