Wind shear prevents tropical development

Thanks for logging on to myfoxhurricane.com. 20 days left in the hurricane season and goes all the way to November 30th. And very interesting to look at the storm tracks this year. How many of them essentially happened out over the central Atlantic, basically in the middle of nowhere. Then you had Dolly, which even though that was a long track, it really was a very ill-defined storm for much of that. Progress, it just tracking on and it was really hard to really determine exactly what was going on with that storm. We had more activity across the Gulf. In fact, that was our lone hurricane, which also became a major hurricane. Isaias, you see it made its way. Up into the western panhandle as that major hurricane. But right now, everything is quiet. No tropical formation expected over the next seven days. A little cluster of some clouds into the western Atlantic. But we've got that very strong wind shear across the Caribbean. The Gulf also into the Atlantic. So that's really making very hostile conditions. So that's a big reason why you're just not going to see anything forming. In fact, you look at the Fox weather model as we go through the rest of the weekend to the weekend. We have these fronts that will be pushing down across the southeast, moving into the Florida Straits down across Cuba. So you see some showers down in that direction. But with that very strong wind shear, just not in an environment that's going to allow anything to develop as we head through the rest of the week. And into next week. Of course, remember, we still have 20 days left. Do we get that one little system that tries to form that subtropical system or something along that nature? Well, too early to say on that. But of course, we'll keep you updated right here on myfoxhurricane.com.