Correct that we dont have a clear idea on this invest.. Looking at data we have and model heights around the region show that this may continue to be broad as pressures also fall in the NW carribean due to rising heights off the midatlantic and western Atlantic. With a ridge off the east coast...a general W movement will take place. After it gets near the Yucitan a general consolidation may take place. A strong upper low is forecasted to move out into the plains by early next week and head towards the great lakes and ohio valley.. This may enforce a N and then NE movement of whatever is down there as the westerlys drop to near 25N by late week. Still this isnt a forecast cause we dont have a handle on the whole situation including the invest. In the near term with pressures slowly falling around the whole region...1 exact low pressure wont be the main player as we might have a few weak lows until the broad area gets west of the FLA straits and Cuba.