Weather Summary for 27 Jun 2001
A weak tropical wave aligned from Daytona Beach to Key West was moving westward through the Florida peninsula.![Weather Summary Image 2](https://kscweather.ksc.nasa.gov/abfm/files/ABFM/webpage\june2001\Weather_Summ\2001_06_27_files\image002.jpg)
The sounding shows moist unstable air with weak southeasterly winds in the low levels rotating clockwise to southwest and strengthening aloft.
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Storms formed at 15Z along a line from west of Vero Beach northeast into the Atlantic. These storms grew in intensity and moved northward. By 1630Z the storms were active across all of the Space Coast. A second line of storms formed near Vero at 1630 and also moved north. Anvils blew off to the northeast with the upper level flow.
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