Satellite imagery early this morning shows Bonnie elongated NW to SE as wind shear continues to impact Bonnie. The system continues to move at a pretty good clip to the WNW. Wind Shear analysis continues to depict strong winds aloft over the state of FL and nearing 30 and 40 knot upper winds and despite the ULL moving westward the speed of the system is fast enough to continue to be impacted by the upper environment. Radar imagery at 0.5 degrees has the circulation on scope however the circulation is not completely wrapped around the system supporting NHC discussion at the possibility the system may become an open wave.
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