That area near 13N/82W is really tied to an upper-level low. It's pretty close to a fledgling EPac disturbance near 90W as well. They've got to become further separated and upper-level winds need to improve for that one to have a shot...it's also got to stay over water. Maybe down the line if it gets to the Bay of Campeche, but probably not in the short-term.
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