TROPICAL DEPRESSION LILY, 22 April-1 May 

April 22: A closed circulation was found within the ITCZ near point
7.3 degrees South and 65.5 degrees East, after a cold front passed
to the south of the Mascareignes, followed by a moderate
anticyclone.  Lily was born.

April 23-25: Lily moved steadily between the west and the west-
south-west at a speed of 5-7 knots.  It passed north of Agalega
(about 220 km) during the morning of the 25th.

April 26-27: A strong anticyclone moved toward the east, just south
of the Mozambique Channel.  Lily reached the meridian of Diego-Garcia
on the 27th, continuing in the same direction at about the same
speed.

April 28-29: To the south of the Mozambique Channel the pressure
field was particularly low.  On the 29th, Lily began to break-apart
north of the Comores.  However, on the 30th, winds near the Comores
indicated the existance of a residual minimum south of the Grande
Comores.