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90L (Five)

Tropical storm (SSHWS)
Duration	May 16 – May 24
Peak intensity	40 mph (65 km/h) (1-min); 1003 mbar (hPa)

90L formed on May 15 on a developing surface trough and originated on May 5 from ITCZ and moved westward across the Atlantic basin. On May 14, while a frontal system accelerating across Florida peninsula and created deep flow across the system and eventually producing shear over it which made the tropical wave drifting northward. On May 16, deep convection developed over it and it became better organized around the circulation. However, at that time no low level circulation developed and its central pressure remained high (1015 milibars), but as it reached Cuba a low formed and which spawned a low level circulation. By May 18, the shear increased and that is when it upgraded into a tropical disturbance and designated it 90L. Strong wind shear made this storm difficult to strengthen and the storm became disorganized. The low soon became disorganized and its deep convection decreased. A frontal system over Florida produced shear on it and eventually absorbed the low. However, the low pressure center is not completely absorbed. On May 20, the low level circulation center formed again and a weak but broad circulation developed, at that time it is centered in the northeastern region of the Gulf. On the following day, minimal convection formed around the weak circulation. By that time, it developed a weak low pressure and eventually became better organized. On May 22, National Hurricane Center began to issue the probabilities on the low and it was also being upgraded into a invest. Convection began to form around the storm and the low level circulation became better defined. That night, convection flare up rapidly around a cut off circulation and its old convection has became its convective band as the storm grew. In the 1200z advisory, National Hurricane Center upgrade the chance of formation to "high" as it rapidly organized. The next morning, Deep convection formed around the center and its got better defined. Despite having a high chance of formation, it was not upgraded to a tropical depression nor a tropical storm. The Invest made landfall near Dauphin Island that day and moved inland Bayou La Batre and reached its peak winds of 35kts and lowest air pressure of 1003 milibars. As it moved inland, its deep convection dissipated and became disorganized. On May 24, it became extratropical and became better organized with its remnant circulation clear. As it move into dry air it began to rapidly weaken, and by next day, it became disorganized and starting to move towards the northeast.