Well recon alittle while ago shows that it is indeed the low level swirl. I would expect this to be a TD by 5pm with the convection off to the E. Right now its hard to say what will happen. First off let me say Im not throughing out what I said could happen in earlier post. Anyways Hispaniola hurt Jeanne, but the shear killed her.
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