“ Best to keep a constant watch on this one. It's too soon after Ian. East Central Florida is still underwater.â€
I agree. It’s down to 998mb and slowing down. One poster mentioned the “Gulf stream†and the “warm Bahamian watersâ€. I’ve learned through the decades going back to Donna (1960) up to including Zeta and Ian we won’t know for sure until it happens. Until it makes landfall. Look at Ian which fooled even the NHC. News crews were in Tampa because it was a sure thing the Tampa area was the target. Another was Ivan in 2004, the year of Charlie, Francis & Jean. Ivan was heading into Tampa then changed course and hit the panhandle taking out the Escambia Bay bridge.
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