This storm looks better than the one near the bermuda. It has more convection, has a spiral and even looks better organized, the one near bermuda looks more like a front or trough. I think if any storm will develop, this one has a better chance.
Here is a satellite map of the atlantic- http://www.wunderground.com/global/Regi ... llite.html
Storm a few miles east of the Caribbean
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No storm.Sal and shear will be the inhibitors for that wave.
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