Well heck, she doesn't seem to be moving much, maybe drifting SSE. Wish I could really see the llc. She seems to be building convection again, and certainly has good structure for being around/over land so long. Anyone know if any part of her "center" is over water/ It's hard to tell, but will make quite a difference as far as any strengthening is concerned. Still raining here in Melbourne.
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