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Born off the coast of Georgia on the 27th, the "disturbance" never actually reach tropical storm status and, therefore, was never named. Within two days it was gone, only dumping some rain on the Eastern Seaboard.
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2017-08-29
1700 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
45 mph
NE at 24 |
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2017-08-29
1100 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
40 mph
NE at 17 |
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2017-08-29
0500 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
40 mph
NE at 12 |
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2017-08-28
2300 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
40 mph
NNE at 7 |
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2017-08-28
1700 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
40 mph
NE at 12 |
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2017-08-28
1100 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
35 mph
NNE at 9 |
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2017-08-28
0500 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
35 mph
Stationary |
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2017-08-27
2300 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
35 mph
Stationary |
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2017-08-27
1700 EDT
Potential
Tropical
Cyclone
35 mph
Stationary |
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