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July 10, 2005

Tropical Depression Five (Emily?) forms

Tropical Depression Five has formed in the Atlantic. It is expected to strengthen to Tropical Storm Emily by tomorrow making the fifth named storm of the season... and it isn't even July 15th yet.

It is a very remote threat to the US Mainland right now, but it is heading in the general direction of the Lesser Antilles. We will know more in the coming days.

Addendum by Weatherman Bryan: The GFDL model brings "Emily" up to 112 kts in 120 hours. Just thought I'd let you chew on that.

posted by Jordan Golson at 11:45 PM |

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