98L is now a TD and on the navy site as no name, usually indicting an upgrade,  BUT this is a fish, will be short lived and just miss Bermuda. Might even visit England as heavy rains later this week.. 99L is more promising tonight, possible a stronger storm and into the Caribean, Time will tell.  We are still ahead of average this year.

3200 miles East of Galveston 99L and one model has the Yucatan as landfall.

If the wave at 50w, 13n continues to move in a west direction and stay out of the north, it could develop.  The recent frames show good circulation.  There's 20 kts of wind shear about 350 miles to the north of its center.

Last year's Tropical Storm Ernesto looked kind of like the invest I mentioned above.  This wave is now a TD (Invest 99I) which has moved beyond the windward islands in the graveyard of the carribean.  Ernesto was initially forecast to hit waaay in south Texas and the forecasts continued to adjust it more than once daily until it went straight up the nose of the Fl peninsula.  This thunderstorm could still easily dissipate.