An easterly flow off the ocean is keeping the coast cool. But the southern feature moving off the Atlantic Coast should feedback tomorrow and Wednesday and develop a enthusiastic looking storm that will develop rogue characteristics (warm core look with gales surrounding the center). It doesn't look like it will affect land. The storm is moving eastward into the ocean. It will go under the block and end up somewhere north of Puerto Rico. Why bring this up? They rarely affect land at all. They are named at the whims of Miami if indeed they develop rogue characteristics. This is taken from the COAMPS model at 24 hrs. You can clearly see it on the surface map.
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