No significant pressure gradients across reporting region.
From west to east;
Disturbance Forty One is making its way across the Caribbean now centred around 420 miles of Jamaica moving west-nor’west at 10 knots. This is loosely defined by scattered thunderstorms and weak squalls emanating from its nominal centre. Environmental conditions are expected to become more favourable for development over the next 24 hours and may form a tropical depression as it passes Jamaica. Whatever does develop is expected to be short-lived before it moves into northern Honduras towards the middle of the week. As things stand, there would seem to be no threat to the Gulf of Mexico or the United States.
Disturbance Forty Three is now 85 miles north of Bermuda moving slowly to the east-nor’east as it merges with an eastbound front which should see it off.
Stand easy.