maquiladora
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Latest models have tracks clustered on South Florida and then a track up along or just off the eastern coast. Second landfall in SC possible too and it could still be a major hurricane then.
Notice that most models have it avoiding Cuba. And with waters off the south coast of Florida even warmer than where Irma currently is, there is potential for further strengthening right before landfall.
Notice that most models have it avoiding Cuba. And with waters off the south coast of Florida even warmer than where Irma currently is, there is potential for further strengthening right before landfall.