ATLANTIC
The low pressure system off the Carolinas has so far not intensified into a formal tropical depression.
EASTERN PACIFIC
The NHC has issued its final advisory on tropical depression Carlotta.
A new tropical depression has formed in the Eastern Pacific, and is provisionally called FIVE-E. Once it acquires tropical storm status (with sustained winds over 39 kts) a name will be assigned. Its location at 2 am PDT is 12.4N 111W, approximately 500 miles south of Baja California. The system is still at an embryonic state, but may yet intensify significantly later on; its maximum windspeeds are expected to top 80 knots, gusting to 100 knots.
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You know, with these types of entries of yours, I save a lot of time. I don't really have to pay much attention to the weather channel :)
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