The weather in Mobile, Alabama on Thursday was sunny, with a high near the mid-90s. Which, naturally, prompted a face-saving tweet from our fearless leader
that the map was altered right before reporters entered the press briefing. Another person in the room described a scenario in which an unnamed official added the Alabama demarcation on a whim:
A White House official told CNN there had been a discussion in the Oval Office before the briefing about what the early models showed and that Dorian could have been worse than initial projections. One of the officials in the room agreed and used a black marker, unprompted, to make the point by extending a line all the way into the southeast region of Alabama, according to the official, who described the situation as “innocuous.
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