If this system makes it and holds together I would worry as sometimes it's the ones that persist in unfavorable conditions that come back to bite you later so to speak.
It is really riding the bottom of that high and we are talking very dry air... and the water vapor shows this well.
Also, you can see here how the convection keeps getting blown off to the sw and yet... it keeps spinning.
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