I don't think 95L will have much of a chance in the NE Gulf because
it has taken in too much dry air. The strong shear in place over it continues
to tear any convection apart pretty quickly. The only chance I think it may
have is if it can work its way more toward the southwest than west. The area
that looks better today than yesterday is south of Jamaica since there has
been a nice blow up of convection there. It is in a pretty favorable area for
development with warm waters and low shear.

Any thoughts on the Western Caribbean wave today, anyone?

P.S. Here's a link to some REALLY good satellite imagery that is updated more
frequently than others: http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/satrad.regional.html