Excellent recovery 92L has had as it approached and is now traversing the Azores today. ST back up to 2.5/2.5, and this assessment looks very fair as the system is arguably in the healthiest shape it has been thus far, recently had a nearby ship report of about 41 knots, and is clearly subtropical. It is surprising NHC has not mentioned anything about it in the morning TWOs. Nor has NRL put the low back up as an "active system." I can't imagine they would let this feature go away without flagging it for at least a cursory post-season second look.

Down in the Caribbean the ongoing disturbed weather associated with what was formerly Invest 91L, now blended with two or three decaying frontal boundaries and starting to meld with the ITCZ, continues to have some tepid model support for even more impressive regeneration. It would seem that if anything at all starts to come of this in the next few, it would do so about right over or either side of Panama, which could just as easily toss it inland or out into the eastern Pacific, as let it linger over Caribbean waters.