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Data coming in from the hurricane hunters indicate that Tropical Storm Emily has likely formed near Martinique, just east of the Caribbean Sea. This has not been officially declared yet.
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Typo, thanks for pointing it out. 
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Alberto headed away from land; TD 2-E a concern for MexicoTropical Storm Alberto continues to struggle against strong upper level winds out of the west-southwest that are creating a very high 40 knots of wind shear over the storm. These winds are driving dry, continental air into Alberto, keeping its heavy thunderstorm activity quite limited. While the storm is being helped by the fact it is crossing the warm 27°C (81°F) waters of Gulf Stream today, this is not enough...
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Alberto weakens, brings light rains to Georgia and South CarolinaTropical Storm Alberto continues to move slowly to the west-southwest off the coast of South Carolina, and is bringing light rains to the coasts northern Georgia and southern South Carolina. Recent radar and satellite loops show that Alberto has weakened late this morning, and has lost most of its heavy thunderstorms. Upper level winds out of the west-southwest are creating a moderate 15 - 20 knots of wind shear over...
It's Invest 91L not 92L isn't it or has there been another Invest declared? I'm surprised this hasn't been classified a TD yet but I understand it was lacking west winds until recently...thanks Wotan!