Hmmm, sounds like not quite "co-located" surface to mid level, but given the continued bursting of convection, would anticipate perhaps yet an additonal couple millibar pressure fall. Perhaps "if and when" recon gets a 1005 / 1006mb pressure ( perhaps not on this mission ), than better indication of the systems improved vertical structure. At such a time, would anticipate surface winds to then perhaps substantiate upgrade to depression. Water vapor images are seemingly not depicting the same dry air, though still appears to have a lingering ULL impact by what appears as a TUTT feature to its east. Looks like upper levels improving as 92L progresses west to WNW. Other observation being BD curve showing nice cloud tops around -70 degrees in current convective burst.