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Hurricane Rachel was the 17th named storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season and was also the strongest and most devastating of the year. Rachel formed from a stationary low pressure system in the Caribbean. In their report the NHC noted the small possibility of Tropical Cyclone genesis within the next 2 days. The low continued to get more organized over the coming days and the NHC now noted the possibility of a catastrophic disaster, but noted that there was a very slim chance of that happening and said most likely a tropical storm would form and quickly dissipate. The Low would get organized enough to become, Tropical Depression Nineteen and was expected to dissipate quickly. Nineteen would withstand against moderate wind shear and would strengthen into Tropical Storm Rachel, the 18th

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  • Hurricane Rachel was the 17th named storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season and was also the strongest and most devastating of the year. Rachel formed from a stationary low pressure system in the Caribbean. In their report the NHC noted the small possibility of Tropical Cyclone genesis within the next 2 days. The low continued to get more organized over the coming days and the NHC now noted the possibility of a catastrophic disaster, but noted that there was a very slim chance of that happening and said most likely a tropical storm would form and quickly dissipate. The Low would get organized enough to become, Tropical Depression Nineteen and was expected to dissipate quickly. Nineteen would withstand against moderate wind shear and would strengthen into Tropical Storm Rachel, the 18th
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  • 145(xsd:integer)
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  • Hurricane Rachel was the 17th named storm of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season and was also the strongest and most devastating of the year. Rachel formed from a stationary low pressure system in the Caribbean. In their report the NHC noted the small possibility of Tropical Cyclone genesis within the next 2 days. The low continued to get more organized over the coming days and the NHC now noted the possibility of a catastrophic disaster, but noted that there was a very slim chance of that happening and said most likely a tropical storm would form and quickly dissipate. The Low would get organized enough to become, Tropical Depression Nineteen and was expected to dissipate quickly. Nineteen would withstand against moderate wind shear and would strengthen into Tropical Storm Rachel, the 18th named system of the year. Rachel was expected as usual to dissipate quickly due to wind shear expected to pick up. The Wind shear never picked up and the SST's would prove to get warmer and warmer.
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