I will go out on the limb and say that old#10 is no more. Like Irene, 10 has endured way too much shear for it to gather strength at this point, which it should have by now if it was going to. Pressure is seen rising which is a tell tale sign of nothing there. So the RECON, which was relunctly held back for this reason, should go out and investigate the SW Carib for activity which is growing stronger of the two entities.
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