TL;DR: still nothing to worry about it.
NHC has the blob in the Atlantic up to 80% chance of spinning up. The global models are pretty consistent with a storm forming, but it isn’t an invest yet so no specific model runs. Outlooks are still for anything that forms to remain fishy (well offshore of Caribbean and the mainland).
In the East Pacific, Mario has not only returned, it is now expected to briefly become a hurricane. There are other invest areas but again nothing projected to impact land.
There is an invest in the West Pacific, over the Philippines, but JTWC says chances of tropical formation are low.
At least in the US, some normal thunderstorm stuff in the midwest and North Carolina likely today but that’s about it.
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