the longer i look on Irma the more i get sure that the Storm can not change it's motion as quick as shown on the TRacking forecasts. i put it more and more on a touch down with Cuba, at least walking over the Cuban Keys along the Northshore with high probability to touch the Mainland, too, with the fleddered SW Wall.
that would keep it for miles struggling shredding along/over the keys and bring Irma more West than expected.
hitpoint for Florida would not be the southern Tip but more West entering the Gulf to get a first hit with FL S-Central of the Gulf Coast or even wander ver close with the eye over water northwards.
the Florida Straight provides the actually hottes/best fitting Waters for quick intensifications.
its to see if Irma gets after Cuba the eyewall closed to take advantage and raise windpowers again quickly.
in any of such case the FL Keys would be in the midle of what ever power Irma has to give.
many possibilities for surprises of the tracking tomorrow morning and tomorrow noon.
Mike
that would keep it for miles struggling shredding along/over the keys and bring Irma more West than expected.
hitpoint for Florida would not be the southern Tip but more West entering the Gulf to get a first hit with FL S-Central of the Gulf Coast or even wander ver close with the eye over water northwards.
the Florida Straight provides the actually hottes/best fitting Waters for quick intensifications.
its to see if Irma gets after Cuba the eyewall closed to take advantage and raise windpowers again quickly.
in any of such case the FL Keys would be in the midle of what ever power Irma has to give.
many possibilities for surprises of the tracking tomorrow morning and tomorrow noon.
Mike