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Tropical Depression Edouard
/ˈtrɒpɪkəl dɪˈprɛʃən ˈɛdwərd/
Definition
1
A weak tropical cyclone characterized by a closed low-level circulation and maximum sustained winds of less than 39 mph (34 knots).
2
A specific meteorological system named Edouard that occurred in the Atlantic basin, typically associated with disorganized convection and minimal structural intensity.
Examples
Tropical Depression Edouard had all the ambition of a sloth on a Sunday afternoon, barely managing to swirl before deciding to just dissipate.
If my motivation level were a weather system, it would definitely be downgraded to Tropical Depression Edouard by lunchtime.
Meteorologists tracked Tropical Depression Edouard with the kind of intense focus usually reserved for someone trying to fold a fitted sheet.