Ok im going to get this right this time. Most of the windshear is going to stay north of South Carolina and remain in the Northern Atlantic for the rest of the forcast. The Caribbean is the most favorable for tropical development and surprisingly, the GOM is the least favorable for tropical development. In 48 hours, The Gulf of Mexico's environment will have shifted dramtically since the high over the south is moving out, letting all the clouds and rain return to the south ( Hence the reason we have a high percent of rain the beginning of the week ). The extreme southern GOM and the Bay of Campeche will be the most favorable in the GOM. Also, anything comming off the african coast will meet light to moderate windshear that stretches from winward/leeward islands ( Barbados, Guadeloupe, Dominica ) to the Cape Verde islands off the coast of Africa. And the systems in the EPAC are in highly favorable climates for development. Expect possible development soon.
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Windshear forcast: May 30th - June 2nd
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