The National Weather Service says a surface low pressure system in the Atlantic off the west coat of Africa has a good chance -- 60 percent -- of becoming a tropical system.
Forecasters say the system, a couple of hundred miles south of the Cape Verde Islands is moving westward at about 10 mph., with well-defined circulation.
The system only needs a small increase in the amount and organization of thunderstorm activity to form a tropical depression, the weather service's 2 p.m. advisory said.
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
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