wave around 40W does appear to be getting better organized, now a definate turn with it, but appears to be just a tad elongated SW to NE, and looks like the actual low center is a bit far to the south, at around 8N or 9N. wave to the west also appears now to have an LLC, but is being sheared; I think the eastern one has the best chance at development bw, is anyone else besides me debating on weather or not to lower the predictions?
also, some kind of low with an upper high appears to be entering the gulf from Mississippi doesnt show up well on radar, but mid-level circulation is better for development than none
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