The fact that Rita has reached this kind of intensification so fast 3 days before landfall could not turn out a good sign for her to weaken significantly over the GOM? I mean, is there a possibility that she could implode offshore? Or the chances are for maintaining itself from CAT 3 to CAT 5 without any land barrier for the next 3 days?
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