Since the WCarib feature will have more immediate effect on my location (more rain) I am prone to focus there. As I said Friday persistence in these things is not a good sign, if you don't want development, and persistence we have and according to sat pics some form of circulation. IF NOT FOR THE SHEAR, (SW-NE) we may be more concerned with that than we are. However the pattern is changing; the trough is breaking down, ridging is showing signs of developing, at least to the east of this feature... The ECarib feature will not effect US mainland no matter what develops... so I caution to watch the WCarib.
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