more model blips today, but still nothing steadily pinging on the radar screen. bastardi covered one nicely on his daily piece, that fearsome 1020 mb low that looms in the future for the north carolina coast. basically the thing is supported by an upper system and wedged in between two merging highs, so it has the potential to bring gradient type onshore winds and precip that spreads inland as the upper system pulls west. maybe it will rain here for a change. the disturbed weather wedge lingers and pulls slowly south on some models, as by the weekend the ridge to the north is depressed. probably nothing, but in trudging june it's news.
other thing of interest is eastpac/boc. theres a healthy wave/complex coming off central america right now that might become cristina in a few days, and some models insisting on unsettled weather in the boc. whether this is one of those eastpac reflections or a pattern induced thing, or just mumbo jumbo i don't know.. but for some reason i think the two are related. on the other hand, with the upper system splitting and pulling across the southeast, the upper SW jet in the area will probably keep cranking. more so if something gets going south of mexico.
thats the long version of the usual nhc line for this time of year: tropical development is not expected through thursday.