92L doesn't look quite as impressive in the latest vis pics. Shear taking a toll on this system already? Smaller aerial coverage with tops blowing off to the North. Some convection seems to be trying to form in the SW quadrant, though. If that persists, 92L will still have some chance to continue to develop. Whatever happens, having something trying to spin up that far East and South this early in the season, is unusual and may herald the predicted very active season ahead. It is really far South to be this well developed, too - about 10° N now and seems to be heading more NW.
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Re: Central Atlantic Wave Being Watched