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I'll just add that the more detailed reports that show where the remnant clouds and rain will likely go after a storm dissipates do not provide information that is useful or even interesting to me. Likewise, the "spaghetti bowl" predictions which show a bazillion possible storm tracks when different methods of modeling are applied do not show me anything that I would act on. The NHC website is simple, easy to understand, and plenty accurate for my needs.
For many years I have gotten all the information I want or need about hurricane predicted paths from the NHC website and it has been plenty accurate every time. You apparently need to see something different, so look wherever you want, I care not.
That disturbance just north of Panama has been there for several days and not doing much of anything. I hope it will keep doing the same. Still, that part of the Caribbean has spawned a lot of tropical activity this year, so I will keep watching it as well as the one just east of the Dominican Republic. The season is winding down now but the waters in the Caribbean and the Gulf are still very warm.
