Evil Jeremy wrote:gatorcane wrote:The thing about Ana is that if she strengthens more quickly than forecast, she is likely to move more WNW and take more of a path into the Bahamas and maybe FL.
Thats why I am a little worried about the fact that she is maintaining nice convection that is starting to cover her center again. If she can do this well in a bad environment, she can really strengthen in about 12-24 or so hours I think when she moves out of the "death zone". She can strengthen faster than expected and change the track. Anything can happen.
The interesting thing about Ana here is that the low level center outraced the convection a bit. Look at the recent satellite data, and the fact that upper level outflow is becoming more established over the cyclone. What is holding Ana in check is that the system is not vertically stacked.