It looks like the energy from Colin is being displaced to the trough of low pressure that has preceded Colin across the Atlantic. The GFS had something like this late last week with a north system and a south system (which was dismissed as the GFS's inability to bundle the energy). Perhaps this is what is verifying out right now. If there ends up being 2 systems, maybe its the southern part that is being seen in the gulf late in the week
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