Looks like satellite depicts improving structure. 1005 pressure would indicate at least a slow pressure drop; I will be quite wary should recon come in during the night with 2-4 mb falls, as I would interpret this as a possibility that a "jump" or initiated northward motion might soon ensue thereafter. Would appreciate if those here could contribute any incoming recon data that may be coming in.
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