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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is showing that another tropical depression has formed just south of the Gulf Of Mexico. While this one is not terribly organized, it still manages to dump some rain on western Cuba and the eastern shores of the Yucatan. Meteoroligists at the NHC are giving this system between a 30 to 50 percent chance of becoming a tropicle cyclone within the next forty-eight hours.

Once it moves into the southern Gulf Of Mexico, conditions may be more favorable for this system to become more organized.

If it does turn into a tropical storm or hurrican after entering the gulf, I hope all of you residents of the gulf coast have your hurricane preparedness supplies and plans ready.

UPDATE (2009-06-28): The NHC has announced that this system has lost some of its 'oomf', and now has less than a 30% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours.

UPDATE (2009-06-29): This system degraded to nothing last night.

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