Quote: The 0300Z numbers are out -- 120MPH, 931mb, still moving NW at 12. It almost looks to be going NNW on radar, which would land it just west of Lake Charles.
Wow, there are some really deep burst of powerful convection at this hour! Radar seems to suggest this is going to take a few more hours to get the eye across the shore... It's batter time.
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