Everybody has their eye on E Carb & Gulf look at SW Carb

[boca]

That looks more threatening than the wave over Hispanolia.

[cycloneye]

W CARIBBEAN TROPICAL WAVE ALONG 79W S OF 17N MOVING W 15-20 KT.
THE WAVE SIGNATURE IS RATHER POOR...BUT IT DOES APPEAR TO BE
ENHANCING THE COVERAGE AND INTENSITY OF THE USUAL DAILY
CONVECTION THAT OCCURS OVER THE SW CARIBBEAN. A LARGE COMPLEX OF
SCATTERED MODERATE/STRONG CONVECTION IS S OF 14N TO PANAMA
BETWEEN 77W-83W...AND ANOTHER LINE OF SCATTERED MODERATE EXTENDS
FROM THE WAVE NW INTO THE GULF OF HONDURAS. RADAR IMAGERY FROM
SAN ANDRES ISLAND INDICATES THAT THE HEAVIEST ACTIVITY IS
CURRENTLY JUST OFFSHORE THE COSTA RICA/W PANAMA COAST...AND TO
THE E OF SAN ANDRES.


The above is from the 2:05 discussion from TPC.It not seems to be nothing of concern at this time.

[HURAKAN]

This could be CALVIN in the Eastern Pacific.

[cycloneye]

This could be CALVIN in the Eastern Pacific.

Possibly that may be the caae.

[Derek Ortt]

still looking at the wrong spot.

Definate mid level twist with the wave in the E Carib. Now, once it hits the W Carib, conditions go downhill immediately for development (they are quite favorable right now). This may be what CMC is picking up on

[Frank P]

Yeah, the area in the east/central caribbean which I just reviewed on the vis loops does looks at the moment to be the most impressive of the bunch... see some mid level type banding on the east side as well from the lastest sat pixs