Yep, looks like thunderstorms are starting to build just northeast of the swirl. That NASA site sure makes it easy to zoom in and get a good look. Could be the begining of something there right before your eyes.
I don't think it can avoid going over at least part of the Yucatan though. This might inhibit too much development in the short term.
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