Looking at the satellite trends, I wonder if the center will be further east than previously thought. I do think the NHC made a good call on raising the chance to 90% because 91L is doing really well right now. I was kind of worried that the SAL could get caught up within 91L, but it seems to be having no impact at this time.
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