Ummm, this is the point that I raised...stall over mexico so it can kill more mexicans and less americans? Can we watch what we say about "good news" please? A cat 4 hurricane stalling anywhere over land is going to be catestrophic for those people unfortunate to be under it.
On topic: I see Wilma strengthening as I think if she will stay more north of cuba then the current NHC track shows, keeping her over water. All depends on how much energy the Yucatan absorbs.
Quote: Best scenario for all is - to stall after landfall and to weak as much as possible, after that is not really big diference where going to make landfall on FLA ... weak storm right on me is better then stron storm 100 miles away from me ..
But again, i am not that smart :-)))
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