Ok. I am not exactly the first (for example, the Navy beat me to it, followed by NHC, Phil, Steve, Coop, etc)., BUT, I'll be the first who said 91L was dead to say it----IT"SSSS BACCCCKKKK!
I logged on just to take a look, had that feeling....salt with my crow please, and a little picante..
Very interesting weather day here in the Bend...raining now, gone from cool and fresh this am (low here 66.5 degrees) to muggy, tropical....like something is in the works,,,,and that is the only possible fly in the ointment.
Will 91L make a go, or will a competing system in the NE Gulf spoil it's day??? TWT. Or, will the energy combine and we will have a REAL problem???
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