There is also another area where the last Vis images showed a broad circulation. There is also a flare-up near the center. Check out the below link and look at the bottom right around 12 N and 44 W. Doesn't look like a lot, but lets see if it persits.
Just checked the Atlantic Tropical Discussion and see the following:
CENTRAL ATLANTIC OCEAN TROPICAL WAVE IS ALONG 42W/43W SOUTH OF
15N MOVING WEST 10-15 KT. THIS WAVE WAS REPOSITIONED USING A
MULTI-DAY SATELLITE LOOP. A DISTINCT CYCLONIC SWIRL IS NOTED N
OF THE ITCZ. CONVECTION IS CONFINED TO THE ITCZ.
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