Good look at caribbean wave
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Stormchaser16 wrote:I dunno maybe its just me.... is anyone else seeing that little spin south of the western edge of Cuba, in the bottom half of that dark blob?
Indications are that there is center of circulation developing near 20N, 86W just to the E of Cozumel. The convection has become more concentrated around this area and outflow has started setting up in the N semicircle. Looks like a good possibility of TD #11 later today if these trends continue.
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