To say, "some weakening is expected" when Rita is passing over what looks like a pretty significant potentially hurricane strengthening eddy is somewhat irresponsible in my opinion.
To be fair, when it was stated , Rita was Cat V, now it's Cat IV, right?
I agree that either one means "leave now" if you're in the path, but the statement was correct.
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