The one NE of San Juan is susposed to go into the Gulf of Mexico? It almost looks to be too far north to do so. But they have the charts.
Elsewhere in the Atlantic Basin
A tropical wave along 44 west, south of 15 north is showing signs of organization. A large circulation is detected by satellite loops. Shear is light over most of this feature so it should continue to become better organized, perhaps becoming a depression within 12-24 hours. Most computer models are suggesting this wave should slowly organize into a tropical system within the next 2-3 days, so this wave will be closely monitored for development.
We are tracking several other tropical waves across the Atlantic basin, all moving west at between 10 and 20 mph. One wave was along 55 west, south of 17 north. Another wave was along 64 west and south of 23 north has well defined wind shift northeast of Puerto Rico; and it is causing plenty of showers and thunderstorms across that area. Models track this feature across south Florida Sunday and Monday and into the Gulf of Mexico Tuesday and Wednesday. Northwest shear will keep any development to a minimum over the next 24 hours. A third wave was along 94 west and south of 20 north. A new wave is along 20 west south of 17 north, at the trailing edge of an upper trough that contains dry air and Saharan dust; no development is expected in the near future - AccuWeather
