Not much to add here so far...Looks like everyone's posts today have covered everything pretty good.

One note that I will make, is that unless 90L does a quick U-turn, this is a system that has likely missed it's opportunity to become a tropical depression in the Pacific. Latest RAMSDIS Loops do indicate that 90L's primary center of circulation has crossed the coastline of Coasta Rica now. We shall have to see if this get's hung up on land, traverses Cantral America into the SW Caribbean, or becomes a "jumper" (Re-forms a new Low in the Caribbean)...As advertised, only time will tell. Either way, a very unfortunate flooding situation in Central America is evolving.

RAMSDIS Link to Visable Floater: http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/tropical.asp#1-km%20Visible%20and%20Radar (NOTE: Click the link for 1km Visible and Radar)