No model support yet, but there is enough vorticity to make it worth watching. IF this were late August or September it probably be much more concerning. It's been mostly surrounded by dry air, but is gaining some moisture. It's fighting a front coming up as well, so the chances for anything happening are quite low. But because of the location it's now designated 94L.

No real model support, but the chance for a small system ramping up is still there.

None of the major models do anything with it, but the main vorticity on the GFS goes over Florida late Tuesday and Wednesday, without development and the Euro doesn't even show that.
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