Quote: If the forecast track verifies, the center would be near Punta Gorda on Tuesday afternoon as a strong TS or minimal hurricane. Given the record of the intensity forecasts so far this year and the very warm eastern Gulf waters, I'm a bit wary that Fay may be much stronger than currently forecast. I'll be on high alert for the duration, now.
Time to start final preps... though I'll make the decision to accelerate them in the next model run cycle (err on the side of caution)
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