I would have to say from looking at the images (and previous experience of looking at images) that 92L may very well be classified as a TS by 5pm for 2 reasons: it's proximity to land areas and the way it looks in general...it appears to be getting larger and more organized every couple of hours. I have no idea if it will stay that way, I'm just basing my statements on what satellite imagery is showing me right now.
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