landfall at Mississippi/Alabama state line, I think....
category 4...but maybe a 5.....mass of deep red convection around eyewall is fluxing....first deep red.....then expands...then gets deep red..then expands...then deep red....
if it slows down...they usually die down a tad before landfall...
If it stays at 15 mph...we could have a Camille or Andrew...
I'm allowed to type this because I am a novice....and don't know any better...
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cat 4...and jogged west...
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