Even if TD5 is 'Gone', the low pressure area remaining is still proving to cause problems for the local area. Such an example would be a 'Feeder Band' style line of storms in the East Central region that is spawning tornados in Orlando and Indian River county. No reason to really breathe a sigh of relief yet.
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As for other features, 93L is lifting up up and away, and looks to possibly be absorbed into the ULL that it's heading towards, IMO. There is an interesting blob of convection burst to the SW of 93L around 24N 58W that has some cyclonic turning, but even as I type this satellite is showing a dying down of the convection. Finally, the Trop Wave approaching the Less-A's at 15N 56.5W is showing a good burst of convection going into this evening, but still hasn't quite started organizing yet.
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