Global models are in good agreement with a low-latitude EPac system forming east of 110 W sometime next week. However, the exact time of development and future intensity vary wildly, to no one's surprise.
12z GFS develops at 138 hrs, and as the system tracks generally WNW, it brings it to hurricane status next weekend.


12z Euro is very tame with this system, but shows something weak at 144 hrs and a tropical storm by the end of its run. The fact that it's there is the only thing that matters at this point.


12z CMC develops the system earlier (126 hrs) and further east (94 W) than the GFS, and has it meander for a bit.


12z NAVGEM doesn't show much, but the system appears quite early at 114 hrs.

12z ICON is surprisingly aggressive with development, having a TC in just 93 hours and near hurricane status in 141 hours.


If at least some of these models continues to show development tomorrow and the day after, the NHC will probably mark it as an area of interest.