EAST PACIFIC — NORBERT GOES POST-TROPICAL TUESDAY, EARLY, WITH LAND HAZARDS NONE; TD FIFTEEN-E IS STILL UNNAMED AT 35 MPH WITH TS STATUS PUSHED TO TUE/WED; A NEW AREA SW OF MEXICO OPENS AT 20 PERCENT

Three items, none of them touching land. Norbert — 20.2 N 140.5 W, 35 mph, 1006 mb, WNW 15 — is forecast to become a post-tropical remnant low Tuesday, ahead of the about-Wednesday call, with land hazards listed as None and the Hawaii-moisture line dropped. TD Fifteen-E — 16.5 N 121.6 W, 35 mph, 1005 mb, W 10 — is poorly organised and still unnamed, with tropical-storm status expected only Tue or Wed before it weakens from Wednesday evening. A new low south-west of south-western Mexico carries near-zero over 48 hours and 20 percent over seven days.

25 turning points on record since Aug 16 — the 8 most recent shown.

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