Looking at the sat shots, there might be some sort of low pressure around 21N 67W in 92L. We'll have to see if that bears out, but it looks like there could be something trying to brew up there. Nothing organized at the moment on PR Radar, but it's still worth a look-see.

The GOM low appears off shore but it's very disorganized with another possible low onshore, and there looks like some shear in the area that could complicate any possible development. Tallahassee radar shows a small small hint of a turn in the storms that are due south of Mobile, but it's quite possibly just a transient feature.

93L seems to have it's main energy to the south 11N 55W or so, which, similar to Emily, could mean running into South America if it doesn't start poking north. Again, nothing really organized at the moment, so whatever is going to develop, it's going to develop slowly.

Not quite a Nothing to see, move along, But I don't think we'll see a depression before August.

-Mark