2:00 AM EDT Mon Jul 17 2017 Update
The Atlantic now has two disturbances being highlighted in the NHC Tropical Weather Update. While not stated explicitly, it is possible that Potential Tropical Cyclone advisories may be issued later today on Invest 95L, and persons with interests in the Lesser Antilles may want to begin preparing for the possibility of heavy weather.
-Ciel

1:00 PM EDT Sun Jul 16 2017 Update

The area of low pressure that is roughly 950 miles east-southeast of the Windward Islands is now being tracked as Invest 95L. This disturbance has become slightly more organized today, and conditions appear favorable for continued slow development, and a tropical cyclone could form prior to the Low reaching the Lesser Antilles. Recon has been tentatively tasked to fly into this disturbance tomorrow, if necessary.
-Ciel

11:00 PM EDT Sat Jul 15 2017 Update

A trough of low pressure in the central Atlantic is being monitored for signs of organization. Conditions for TC genesis are only marginally favorable, but some slow development is possible while the area of disturbed weather tracks west, and conditions could become a little more favorable next week.

Elsewhere, the residual moisture and troffiness of former TD4 are now entering the northwesternmost portions of the Gulf of Mexico, adding to showers and thunderstorms in Louisiana and Texas. Redevelopment odds are close to zero.
-Ciel

9:30PM EDT 2 July 2017 Update

The wave in the far east Atlantic is now being tracked as Invest 94L, there's a lot of time to watch this one as it won't near the Caribbean until next weekend, and if it comes closer won't be near here until 10-15 days away. Right now it's too soon to tell.

Original Update

After a busy mid June, the end of June was very quiet in the Atlantic basin, the first few days of July are also quiet, but there are signs that may change later in the coming week.

July typically is a transition month, many times after early activity July winds up being fairly quiet. We start looking a bit further east for development, especially toward August, but a few things still tend to pop up from time to time.

There is a currently low chance wave in the far Eastern Atlantic that may develop mid next week, right now only a 20% chance. The setup for this area is such that even if it does develop, it may not directly affect any land areas. But it is something to watch. Speculation and model discussion can be found in the Forecast Lounge for the system.

Beyond that, typical areas to watch during July are the Gulf, western Caribbean, and along the Bahamas/East coast. None of which have anything in the shot term.

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