Unfortunately, based on the improving satellite presentation, it appears Dean is going to at least hold its own, or possibly come in as an intensifying cat 5 to the Yucatan. Hopefully everyone in the affected areas have heeded the warnings as much as possible and have gotten out of harm's way. Given the relatively rapid forward motion of the storm, the area affected by the northern eyewall in particular will suffer a very grave blow.
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