Did you know that this plot is for 84HRS, and it hints of a possible low pressure area in that vincinity at the specified time period. Now it could be old #10, but don't think so considering there was no LLC when the RECON was out there yesterday. So, we have to assume that the models are hinting just the opposite.
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