Has anyone else noticed that there is a little spin to the TW that is sitting in the Island chain off the SE Coast of Fl. Is this spin associated with the ULL?
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That is an ULL in that area but no reflection to the surface so far but to do that it takes many days to have a surface low.
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As Cycloneye said it is an ULL located over the SE Bahamas which is in fact increasing shower actvity over Hispaniola. At this time of year we always watch something like this in case it does begin to reflect to the surface. However, that is not expected with this system.
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