Recent satellite imagery reveals the center of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E has become exposed, separated from convection due to northwesterly shear. This shear is pushing convection away and introducing dry air into the cyclone. The center is located farther north than initially thought.

The depression's intensity is estimated to be around 30 kt, based on objective estimates. It is moving west at a speed of 8 kt, steered by a ridge to the northwest. This ridge is expected to continue influencing the cyclone's motion.

Further details on Tropical Depression Fifteen-E are available from the National Hurricane Center, including its forecast discussion and updates on its trajectory.