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To: Drygulch Dan who wrote (6764)	10/14/2006 11:13:43 AM
From: Drygulch Dan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 26075

Another victim of shear: Tropical Depression Four-C Discussion Number 4 Statement as of 5:00 am HST on October 14, 2006 Recent satellite imagery has shown an exposed low level circulation center...LLCC. The LLCC has been moving slowly southeast while the deep convection has been sheared away over 200 nm east northeast of the center. With the system shearing like this...there is little likelihood that it will persist long as a tropical depression...so these will be the final advisories from cphc. Although the wind field around four-c has become rather weak...the remnant of the system still has the potential to produce heavy rainfall. A trough aloft and an associated surface front are moving over the main Hawaiian islands from the northwest. Moisture from four-c is forecast to move northeast and enhance precipitation associated with the front and trough aloft. Although we will be issuing no more advisories on four-c...people in the main Hawaiian islands should refer to the Flash Flood Watch and other forecast products from WFO Honolulu for more information on the developing weather over the islands. Forecast positions and Max winds initial 14/1500z 13.0n 165.5w 25 kt 12hr VT 15/0000z 13.0n 165.5w 25 kt...remnant low $$ forecaster Donaldson