hmm... see the 2am TWO now back to 50%... the overall structure at the surface and mid levels is getting better... but appears to me that the upper levels are causing the problems... it appeared that some drier air was "sucked" into the system yesterday on the southern side of 92L and caused some problems... appears there still about 20mph shear overhead... but more and stronger is ahead... before it appears that it should begin to weaken in about 48-72 hrs.... still trying to figure if this will go into carb or go north of islands... leaning towards an entrance into carib. as of the 00z data i have seen... will be interesting to see what happens today... as TWO states this could become a Tropical Depression later today... time will tell
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