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Tropical Storm Chantal Fades Away
July 11, 2013
The National Hurricane Center has issued its last advisory on Chantal. It’s no longer a tropical storm, just a remnant low. The NHS will be track on the low just to make sure it does not regenerate. If it does, it will keep the same name.
The last advisory on Tropical Storm Chantal is in the graphic above, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Tropical Storm Chantal Fades Away”
Because it is still a lot of moisture and unstable air. While it has lost it’s closed circulation, it’s still moving along at a quick pace and it isn’t impossible that some part of Chantal could redevelop. It’s becoming more and more unlikely as time progresses, so it is still news worthy to people who live and travel in that area.
SKIP: cause channel 3 will push the panic button in a heart beat
So if it’s gone away, why does that weatherman on ch-3 news keep talking about it?