Tropical Storm Edouard's center has been easily tracked through satellite imagery and radar reflectivity. A well-defined core of shallow convection is visible, along with a nascent low-level eyewall that can be seen on land-based radar. This structure may be important for the storm's intensification prospects as deep convection reforms near the center.

The initial intensity of Edouard remains at 35 kt, based on radial velocity data. Further details on the storm's development and forecast are available from the National Hurricane Center.

For the latest information on Tropical Storm Edouard, including its current status and forecast discussion, readers can consult the National Hurricane Center's updates.