Not very likely as the upper levels of the system are being sheared to the east. Sat loop below indicates the remaining low level remnants are still moving west toward the Lesser Antilles. The mountainous regions there shoud eliminate the possiblity of of anything crossing the C ATL gap.
Further investigation reveals a rather large circulation that may just narrowly miss the Northern Lesser Antilles. Question is, will it pass thru the eastern Hebert Box . Cyclonic circular pattern is located N of the dark spot E of the Islands and W of the thunderstorm complex.
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