Tomorrow and Saturday will be the day to see "if" it comes back to life,it's on life support now .The swirl was moving so fast it left it naked with no storms but it looks as NHC believes it will come back to life as a TP at best.All I was saying is I wouldn't hold any forecast to firm at this point because the "storm" never has even became a "storm" it's all throwing shit at the fan at this point!!Nothing certain!!

Learn to read a buoy and check your winds and tides!!!

This is what hype line has to say on tonight's forecast!!

Satellite observations confirm an area of 25-30kt+ winds on the northern and eastern side of this system during the past 24hrs. Now that the system has tracked further west the swell currently being generated by the system is being largely blocked for CFL -- and obviously SFL as well -- by the northern Leeward Islands and portions of the Bahamas. We will continue to track the winds and resulting swell generated by this system over the next 24-48hrs and confirm our calculations with the western Atlantic buoy network. 

We are expecting ESE swell generated by this system to move in through the day on Tuesday and mix with the lingering, more locally-generated SE/ESE windswell for breaks north of the Bahamas shadow. The island blockage outlined above will result in the surf being strongest for breaks in NFL with a smaller version making it into select breaks in CFL (smallest south). Even though this isn't looking like a significant swell event there should be plenty of fun waves at the better spots and compared to what we have seen over the past week or two a welcome reprieve from the small, dribbly surf. Lingering ESE windswell/swell will be on the fading trend on Wednesday but should again offer fun waves during the morning hours, especially for breaks in NFL. Lingering ESE trade windswell is on tap for back half of next week. 

Learn to read a buoy and check your winds and tides!!!