The NHC in the 11am discussion seemed to imply that the decoupling was due to the disturbance to the NE of TD6. Looking at recent SAT loops that area is starting to diminish probably because it is entering the drier air and cooler water. I wonder how much longer this influence will remain, or if this is mostly due to shear
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