There are no areas of concern over the Atlantic Basin....
Imagery below courtesy CIMMS continues shows the African Saharan dust (orange & red) over the Central & Eastern Atlantic .... a new "blob" of African dust is taking up residence over much of the E. Atlantic...
Water vapor imagery:
Surface analysis centered on the tropical Atlantic shows the strong Bermuda high remains anchored over the Central Atlantic...
Surface analysis of the Gulf:
Caribbean:
Wind shear analysis:
Eastern Atlantic.... once again the "popcorn" texture to the clouds off the coast of Africa is indicative of a stable atmopshere:
In the E. Pacific.... the hyper active July continues (5 named storms this month). Weakening "Greg" is followed by hurricane "Irwin" then hurricane "Hilary" - that's 5 hurricanes already this season over the E. Pacific.
"Greg":
"Irwin":
"Hilary":
Maps below courtesy Dr. Phil Klotzbach, Colorado State University showing the genesis location for U.S. landfalling hurricanes going back to 1900.....