Disregard the old track and point cursor on the image to see the pressure:
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It's definitely a low, but it is not tropical. Winds north of the low are dependent on the pressure gradient between the low center and the large area of high pressure. The current gradient is supporting winds in the 20-35 mph range. South of the low, winds are much, much less as there is no pressure gradient to speak of. I think the chances of this increasing significantly in strength before passing Florida late Sunday and on Monday have diminished. Winds along the beaches will likely increase 10-15 mph from today to Sunday, and there may be occasionally heavy rain in the lower peninsula by late Sunday. But that should be about it for Florida.
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Looks like recon was cancelled, or they're not sending out reports to our server. Low doesn't look much different at all, but high pressure is building to its northwest, thus the increasing wind on the east coast. Still a broad center maybe 200-300 miles across - typical cold-core low. No convection except to the northeast. Development is quite unlikely before it passes Florida late Sunday/Monday.
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Agree 57 100% no different from this morning as I said in another thread.
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