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vbhoutex
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It is nothing. Currently moving onshore as or like a seabreeze front and is being ripped at by increasing shear in that area.
However, anything in that area in the way of convection I do take note of and watch at this time of year.
However, anything in that area in the way of convection I do take note of and watch at this time of year.
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Anonymous
Sudden bursts of convection down there are typical for this time of the year. Sea level pressure anomolies remain below average, which is also keeping the SW Caribbean somewhat active. If development were to ever come out of this disturbance, it would likely take shape in the eastern Pacifc.
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