It looks like the LLC might be getting pulled under the strong convection to the east that is currently firing up. It was expected that steering would become weak in this area as well. Also pressure is still falling at buoy 42057 (see attached for the trend). Winds are out of the ENE though which would indicate any LLC is SE of that location (16.834 N 81.501 W) (16°50'2" N 81°30'2" W). I believe thats correct
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