Active Systems
None

Other Disturbances / Areas to Watch
The remnants of Beryl are located between the Outer Banks of North Carolina and Bermuda near 33N, 70W. The system is moving to the north-northeast at 10 mph. A turn more to the northeast is expected into this weekend. Beryl should remain over the western Atlantic. Thunderstorm activity associated with the disturbance is very limited due to strong westerly wind shear and dry air intrusion. There has been no change in organization. The chance of sub-tropical or tropical development has been decreased to 20 percent through this weekend. If the remnants of Beryl were to regenerate, it would likely not intensify beyond minimal tropical storm intensity due to strong wind shear. In addition, the system would likely weaken or dissipate as upper-level conditions become more hostile and it moves over colder waters while approaching Newfoundland Sunday into Monday.

Disturbance 17 is along 37W. The disturbance is moving westward at about 25 mph. There are no signs of organization. Environmental conditions are unfavorable for development. Development is not expected.

Meteorologist: Claude Aultman