Here's the writeup for the discussion. Maybe I was a little east in what I was seeing?

MIDDLE/UPPER-LEVEL SYNOPTIC FEATURES...
A HIGH AMPLITUDE PATTERN REMAINS ESTABLISHED OVER THE EXTREME W
PORTION OF THE DISCUSSION AREA ANCHORED BY A PERSISTENT UPPER
LOW OVER LOUISIANA. DIVERGENT FLOW ALOFT SE OF THE CLOSED LOW AS
WELL AS A GENEROUS PLUME OF MID/UPPER LEVEL MOISTURE CONTINUES
TO PRODUCE A FAIRLY WET PATTERN OVER MUCH OF THE E GLFMEX AND
FLORIDA WITH CLOUDINESS AND SHOWERS/THUNDERSTORMS EXTENDING FROM
THE YUCATAN PENINSULA NE OVER FLORIDA AND ALONG THE SE COAST OF
THE UNITED STATES. THE BULK OF THE LARGE SCALE DYNAMICS HAS
SHIFTED W...AWAY FROM FLORIDA...OVER THE CENTRAL GLFMEX AS THE
UPPER LOW RETREATS NWD OVER THE S UNITED STATES. HOWEVER...MOIST
SW FLOW ALOFT IS AIDING AFTERNOON SHOWERS/THUNDERSTORMS OVER THE
SUNSHINE STATE. A GRADUAL DRYING PATTERN WILL BEGIN OVER FLORIDA
TOMORROW. DEVELOPING SHOWERS/THUNDERSTORMS CURRENTLY OVER THE
CENTRAL GLFMEX WILL GRADUALLY SHIFT NWD. FURTHER W...CONFLUENT
FLOW AND MODERATE/STRONG SUBSIDENCE W OF 90W IS KEEPING THE W
GLFMEX CONVECTION FREE.

Steve