Cloud cover north of the swirl is predominantly stratus while stratocumulus clouds dominate the southern region. The main swirl travels in a northwesterly direction, straying from the general southwesterly motion kept throughout the rest of the swirl's progression. Ring around main swirl continues to remain relatively cloudless and is propagating away from the system center. The cloud cover in the regions north and south of the swirl have changed somewhat by becoming significantly more condensed than originally observed. The convective bands are also much more condensed.
Main swirl is surrounded by heavy cloud regions.
The convective bands from the eye of the main swirl are not as numerous as in previous frames. The bands which form the perimeter of the main swirl are not connected to the center. The secondary swirl is mostly filled in with clouds, thereby taking on a circular shape as opposed to its previous comma-like appearance. The formation of an eye in the secondary swirl becomes very distinct. GMT Eye of main swirl is becoming very convoluted.