Tropical Depression #10 - September 2-5, 1988

A broad low pressure area formed in the western Gulf of Mexico on the 2nd, and convection became
organized enough for the low to be classified a tropical depression on the afternoon of the 3rd.  The
depression moved east-northeast, merging with a frontal zone on the 4th just inland of the central Gulf coast.
The wave then dampened out during the succeeding 24 hours.  Below are storm total rainfall maps for the
depression, using data provided by the National Climatic Data Center.

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