A stalled front remains draped across N. Fl. stretching west across the Northern Gulf.... & east well across the SW Atlantic. Sometimes stalled fronts can be the genesis region for surface low pressure that can develop into tropical cyclones. I don't see such a scenario right now, but keep an eye on any persistent clusters of convection that might form.
Water vapor imagery shows tropical moisture well entrenced across Jax & nearby areas:
Surface analysis of the Gulf:
Caribbean:
Caribbean/SW Atlantic satellite shows a strongly sheared tropical wave over the Eastern Caribbean - no develoment expected:
There continues to be an unseasonably early strong "wave train" parading off the coast of Africa, & we might see an attempt at tropical development from one of these waves by early to mid July or so....
Wind shear analysis: