With Emily's forward motion ranging between 18-20mph... and if the NHC's forecast track holds... just how much do you think the Yucatan will effect Emily before it's return over water? At this point it looks like she may spend less time over land then Dennis did. BUT there is a difference in terrain... this is meant to be an open discussion for amateur and pros alike!
Edit: Decided to add a poll...
Just how much do you think the Yucatan will effect Emily?
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Just how much do you think the Yucatan will effect Emily?
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I'm not a pro, but even though she's moving quickly and will be over land for a shorter period of time, I believe that her strength will dwindle (Cat 1 or 2?) and won't have enough time to strengthen back up to her current strength before hitting Corpus Christi, northern Mexico. This is just my opinion.
I know Dennis flared right back up after passing over Cuba, but the land mass wasn't as great and he was over water for a longer period of time.
What do the others think?
I know Dennis flared right back up after passing over Cuba, but the land mass wasn't as great and he was over water for a longer period of time.
What do the others think?
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I think a lot of it depends on how far over land she gets....I don't exactly have a trained eye, but it looks to me like if you assume Em stays on her current course (290) through the next day or so, she might just clip the Yucatan, with the eye barely making contact with land at all. I think the longer she is over land, the more she will weaken....and hopefully stay that way....although Em seems to get a big kick out of defying intensity forecasts.... 
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