I know model runs are all but useless at this point but they have every scenario on the table from gulf coast to recurve to everything in between, including dissipation...(if I'm looking at them correctly). One thing for sure with each passing day it does not get it's act together gonna make for some interesting days ahead. Also I thought it looked better this morning, I'm guessing that rotation is upper level and still no sign of surface closed off low?
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