Remaining a tropical

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Remaining a tropical depression for about 18 hours, Kyle re-intensified to tropical storm status on October 1,[1] after redeveloping some thunderstorms southeast of the center.[14] Despite unfavorable wind shear, the convection became better organized, developing into rain bands and wrapping into the mid-level circulation of the storm.[15] Late on October 2, Kyle developed an eye feature in the center of the storm,[16] and the winds increased to about 65 mph (105 km/h);[1] operationally it was forecast to regain hurricane status.[16] However, the storm encountered further wind shear, which left the center exposed from the convection by early on October 4.[17] Convection became intermittent and separated from the circulation,[18] and Kyle again weakened to tropical depression status on October 5. By then, the storm had begun a steady west-northwest motion, which was followed by a slow turn to the north-northeast.[1] On October 6, a decrease in wind shear allowed the cyclone to again reach tropical storm status, about 295 miles (475 km) west-northwest of Bermuda. Around the same time, the system was located in an area of weak steering currents; a ridge was to its northeast and southwest, an upper-level low was to its east-southeast, and a broad trough was to its northwest.[19] By October 7, it began a slow southwestward motion around a ridge to its west. The circulation became elongated as dry air limited convection,[20] and after shear increased on October 8,[21] Kyle weakened to tropical depression status.[1]


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