Afternoon update on the disorganized middle- to upper-level low north of the Dominican Republic and over the east Bahamas This system remains disorganized, but a center of circulation is noted on satellite.
At this time, the center is void of convection (thunderstorms), but if it begins to rap storms near the center, we could see some slow development as conditions in the upper level are favorable for development.
However, there is some dry land west of the center of circulation, and this could hinder development.
Storms with heavy rain, gusty winds, and lighting continue to affect Haiti, the Dominican Republic, over the Mona Passage, and northwest Puerto Rico.
At this time, there is no concern for development; just remain vigilant as this system tracks west and could bring stormy conditions to the Bahamas and Florida by Friday and the weekend.
RTW
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