First named storm in the Atlantic possible next week

Both the GFS and ECMWF models are predicting that an extratropical "cut-off" low will separate from the jet stream early next week several hundred miles east of Bermuda, and linger for several days over subtropical waters with temperatures in the 22 - 24°C range. These ocean temperatures may be warm enough to allow the storm to organize into a named subtropical storm. However, climatology argues against such an occurrence; there has been only one named April storm in the Atlantic since 1851. If a subtropical storm does form next week, it would probably not affect any land areas.

Alguna que otra onda tropical camino del Mar de Coral - Carpentaría que pudiera darse el caso de tener desarrollo , pero como mucho Depresión Tropical.

Apunto de caramelo el primer sistema Subtropical de la temporada en el Atlántico Norte