It took only a small amount of growth for TD No. 6 to become Tropical Storm Florence but that is what happened as outlined in the 10 am, CDT advisory. Basic facts:
* Center near Latitude 13.3N...Longitude 47.3W
* Translation: 935 miles east of the Lesser Antilles
* Moving west 12 mph
* Highest sustained winds 40 mph
* Should slowly get stronger
* Expected to pass well north of Puerto Rico Friday/Saturday
* Every tropical model says she will not touch the USA (Little too early to be 100% certain)
* She should curve more to the NW, then north and finally NE
* Eventual path off Nova Scotia
* Center near Latitude 13.3N...Longitude 47.3W
* Translation: 935 miles east of the Lesser Antilles
* Moving west 12 mph
* Highest sustained winds 40 mph
* Should slowly get stronger
* Expected to pass well north of Puerto Rico Friday/Saturday
* Every tropical model says she will not touch the USA (Little too early to be 100% certain)
* She should curve more to the NW, then north and finally NE
* Eventual path off Nova Scotia
on September 5, 2006, 10:35 am
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