what he said. the low level swirl from 98L is clear of the upper support/surface convergence line near 70w, drifting west and away. a different vorticity max will have to take over for the disturbed area to present a real threat. there should be extra convergence as the wave to the east approaches next 72hrs. caribbean remnants of 97L progressing very slowly. retrograding upper low to the north will enhance convection for a while, then possibly shear it, then enhance it again. two says no pressure falls so nothing happening soon. that's the gist of today. areas of interest, but probably no development before monday. HF 1429z24july
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