SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN - System 93P Still Disorganized

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SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN - System 93P Still Disorganized

System 93P remained disorganized in an infrared image from the MODIS instrument that flies aboard NASA's Terra satellite. The yellow and red areas indicate the coldest cloud tops and strongest thunderstorms.The circulation appears elongated in the Nov. 17 image. The center of the elongated storm was near 11.3 south latitude and 161.7 east longitude, about 175 miles east-southeast of Honiara, Solomon Islands. It has a low chance for development in the next 24 hours.