The National Hurricane Center says the non-tropical low pressure system it’s been watching throughout the weekend-Invest 90L- has a 30% chance of developing into Tropical or Subtropical Storm Alex- the first of the season, which begins June 1st, 2010.

On satellite imagery, the are appeared more disorganized that ever on Monday morning as it drifted north-northwest. If it does start changing into a tropical or subtropical system- characterized by a circulation extending to the surface- the best chance for it to happen is Tuesday as wind shear begins to decline.

It does now appear that 90L will have little if any effect on South Florida weather, although it may increase surf and risk of rip currents.

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