Sean recovered itself a bit overnight during the diurnal maximum and was back to being a tropical storm after a downgrade to TD at 11PM.

The improved organization and convection has seeemed to help the cyclone also maintain more of a northwestly track, and as such, it is even more likely that Sean never stays low enough to be a longer term threat to the Caribbean and/or CONUS. In fact, models incresaingly dissipate Sean in the face of the present difficult shear, and increasing dry air that waits ahead, within 72 hours.