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To: tejek who wrote (2947)	9/1/2005 3:59:05 PM
From: CalculatedRisk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26017

TD Lee is in the middle of the Atlantic and heading North: nhc.noaa.gov TD 14 is more than half way from Africa about level with Southern Florida (it will most likely go to sea - minimal threat): nrlmry.navy.mil 92L is the one below and right of TD14 (about half way across). NOTE: there are a bunch of clouds off the bahamas too, but there is probably too much wind shear. Here is the progression: 1) clouds. 2) Tropical wave (becomes Invest) 3) Tropical Depression (gets numbered - next one is 15, starts to have some convection and lower center pressure). 4) Tropical storm (gets named, better organized, lower pressure, higher winds) 5) Hurricane 74+ MPH.