90L's window for development is beginning to close, it may reach depression status, but unlikely to get a name. Beyond that, maybe something short-lived off the southeast late next week that moves out to sea. But it doesn't look like the first half of July will have anything to speak of either. But the areas to watch are off the southeast us coast and bay of campeche. (Neither of which are particularly likely)
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