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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion.
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To: Taki who wrote (148164)6/12/2006 6:13:17 PM
From: Taki  Read Replies (1) of 150070
 
ECCI more room as more coming Elsewhere in the Atlantic Basin, we are tracking tropical waves along 27 west south of 11 north, along 54 west south of 14 north and along 81 west south of 14 north. The first and third waves are moving west at about 15kts or about 6 degrees longitude per day while the second wave along 54 west is moving west at nearly 20 kts or close to 8 degrees longitude per day. This wave along 54 west continues to look somewhat more organized than all waves we have been tracking this season thus far. This wave will bring squally rainfall to the Lesser Antilles on Tuesday and Tuesday night.

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Since the storm is still very close to being a hurricane we are still leaving open the possiblity that it will become a category 1 hurricane.

Heavy rain and gusty winds could affect Georgia and Carolina coastal areas later Tuesday into Wednesday as Alberto works northeastward as an extra-tropical storm, then possibly farther up the coast toward New England Thursday.

Elsewhere in the Atlantic Basin, we are tracking tropical waves along 27 west south of 11 north, along 54 west south of 14 north and along 81 west south of 14 north. The first and third waves are moving west at about 15kts or about 6 degrees longitude per day while the second wave along 54 west is moving west at nearly 20 kts or close to 8 degrees longitude per day. This wave along 54 west continues to look somewhat more organized than all waves we have been tracking this season thus far. This wave will bring squally rainfall to the Lesser Antilles on Tuesday and Tuesday night.
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