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I do live in the North West of Scotland winds of 75 mph are being quoted by the Met office.

eyes turn to Saturday

Nothing more then a windy day for us at the moment but worth keeping an eye on.

We hit 70 mph on Thursday let's see what this brings

Thunderstorm here on the isle of lewis been sat on the beach watching!

Do you think they could have avoided putting it up to a depression its not going to be around long enough to warrant it?

We now have the seasons 2nd Tropical Depression which has formed in the Atlantic.

thats breathtaking image!

Not good at all

A few hours old but wowie!

One to watch

Good read

I must have misread something that mentioned weakening. Some stunning photos coming from this!

Its weakened since last update. This is a good photo a few hours old however

Nice Storm to start the year off!

Haha love that

Now a hurricane

http://darecountyem.com/mandatory-evacuation-ordered-for-hatteras-island/ Mandatory Evacuation for Hatteras Island

91L - Became Arthur

Finally we are off!

91L Special Tropical Outlook PECIAL TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK NWS NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL 430 PM EDT MON JUN 30 2014 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Special outlook issued to update discussion of the area of low pressure east of Florida. Updated: An Air Force Reserve unit reconnaissance aircraft is investigating the area of low pressure centered about 110 miles east of Melbourne, Florida. While the low is well defined, the associated thunderstorm activity is just below the organizational threshold required to initiate tropical cyclone advisories. Environmental conditions continue to be favorable for development, and only a slight increase in the organization and persistence of the thunderstorm activity would result in the formation of a tropical depression. Data from the reconnaissance aircraft indicate that peak sustained winds with the low are about 30-35 mph. The low is moving southwestward at around 5 mph, but is expected to turn westward tonight and northward by Wednesday when it will be near the east coast of Florida. If this system becomes a tropical cyclone, a tropical storm watch could be required for portions of the central or northern Atlantic coast of Florida. A turn toward the northeast near the southeastern U.S. coast is expected by Thursday. * Formation chance through 48 hours...high...80 percent. * Formation chance through 5 days...high...80 percent. $$ Forecaster Franklin

Any chance of these 2 systems merging together Elida and Douglas?