According to the advisory, the winds are at 135mph, moving WNW at 10mph. This storm is still a Cat 4.
Anyone have any ideas on what will happen to intensity when it crosses the Gulfstream? I still think she's going to be a well organized storm before making landfall. And I'm not "hoping" for it, as I'm in the general direction of her eye. J
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