None of these convection complexes are tropical waves. These are just common wind surges associated with the ITCZ. Remember that tropical waves are features that create a disruption of the trade winds and are tracked at least in the low-levels throughout the tropical Atlantic. These wind surges we're seeing DO NOT track across the Atlantic.
Tropical waves don't start to roll in until the month of May...
Being Mid March Looks Impressive
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I think starting the season June 1st is to cover any suprises that might occur. I have noticed on home video every September the last couple of years , I have radar loops of tropical systems crossing Florida in all different degrees of development. Last year they all had it together when crossing. I know anything can happen but I'm guessing late August , September, Florida has a Cape Verd date!
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