A tropical depression's center is visible on satellite images, separated from the area of convection. The distance between the center and the nearest convection has increased, now around 40-45 nautical miles.

Intensity estimates vary, ranging from 29 to 35 knots. Earlier observations showed peak winds of 27 knots in the eastern part of the system.

The system's intensity is currently set at 30 knots, as there are no signs of significant improvement or change. Further information is available from the National Hurricane Center.