While for the winds to catch up to the pressure drop. 125 miles per hour. I wouldnt be surprised to see up to 130. That will kick it back up to category 4 status. And we could even see it grow a little bit more. Weve got a lot of water to work with. Not just 90 miles. If you talk about the curvature, over towards ft. Myers, 125 miles. So its got time, its got fuel. And it still has spin and intensity. We had models to go down a little bit, but for the models to be even in central cuba, or staying off, its been running pretty much mediocre through the models. A tornado watch for the entire southern half of florida. That will continue to move northward in time and a warning in key west and the bands continue to move in and there will be times of complete downpour activity and then a couple of quiet times but we are going to see a gentle increase in the winds and bright red, heavy downpours and the storm surge is going to be significant, mainly in the everglades and miami, were watching t
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