well this is interesting if not exciting as we watch the attempted birth of a system in the EGOM close up. We on this board were on this early, before even the NHC posted an interest. Dry air is pushing down into the GOM system and is interfering with outflow, but as I said this will relax in the next day or so. The forecasting will depend on the mid- west trough for both systems, as I definitely believe the Bahamas will be classified. I still see two TS in this. EDS
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