It's fate is currently in the hands of recon which is really where it should be... short of sailing a boat around and trying to find Miss Cleo to divine if it is or isn't a Storm...
Recon does it's best and they are measuring and testing and if they find something they will have to figure out what do to with it... TD or any other designation.
Does have the winds but they are not wrapped neatly around the very visible swirl.
So many decisions to make in the next few hours...
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