File:Tropical Depression One 2009 GOES.jpg

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English: Shower activity has increased this morning in association with the area of low pressure located about 225 miles east-northeast of Cape Hatteras North Carolina. The low is currently moving to the northeast at 15 MPH along the relatively warm waters of the gulf stream. This system still has some potential to become a tropical cyclone over the next 12-24 hours but is not expected to threaten any land areas.
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Author NOAA; GOES
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