(Jacksonville, FL) Tropical depression # 4 has formed in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean. Satellite presentation is rather impressive and if it is able to retain its organization, it will easily become tropical storm or even hurricane Deby. Soon to be Deby is already quite far north, leaving two possibilities.
One, Deby will stay in the Central Atlantic due to a weakening high pressure ridge; this possibility seems to be more viable, at this time. The second possibility is less likely to happen; however, some of the strongest and most famous hurricanes are notorious for winning against the odds. Deby will continue on her northwest route but when in the Central Atlantic a second area of high pressure could form. This would force Deby on a mostly westward track, a track that would eventually threaten the U.S.
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One, Deby will stay in the Central Atlantic due to a weakening high pressure ridge; this possibility seems to be more viable, at this time. The second possibility is less likely to happen; however, some of the strongest and most famous hurricanes are notorious for winning against the odds. Deby will continue on her northwest route but when in the Central Atlantic a second area of high pressure could form. This would force Deby on a mostly westward track, a track that would eventually threaten the U.S.
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