Taking a look at 92L, there is no one defined center of circulation associated with this disturbance, so it is very premature to look at any forecast models regarding the track of this system. This is one of those rare cases where the future intensity of the system can be better predicted than the future track. No one has a great handle on this system, not even the computer models. We will have to wait and see what develops throughout the day with 92L for better signs of the future development and track of this system.

(Lets leave the issuing of 'Weather Alerts' to NHC, NWS and Meteorologists. Certain alarmist material was removed.)