Here's an image I just snapped. Note the weak MLC/LLC well west of the dissipating convection. I think the wave passed a "hot spot" in the southeast quadrant of that upper low to the north overnight, resulting in a temporary flare-up of storms. The wave has passed the favorable jet region of the upper low now, and convection is decreasing fast. Recon won't find anything to call a TD today:
<img src="http://myweb.cableone.net/nolasue/disturb3.gif">
High-Res Visible & Sfc Plot of Disturbance
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