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Sun 23Aug 5pEDT/AST,4pCDT
Winds 60mph(95km/h)
Moving WNW 21mph(33km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
Near Guantanamo Cuba (radar(US Navy website): https://www.metoc.navy.mil/fwcn/anim...type=CMaxZH240). The main cluster of storms continues to head more West between Cuba and Jamaica while on radar you can see another part head onshore. Overall still has organizing to do and we'll see how much Cuba affects it.
Watch/Warning updates:
-TS Watch North of Craig Key canceled (S of there still active)
-TS Warning Dominican Republic, Turks & Caicos and all of Bahamas except Inagua & Ragged Islands canceled
-TS Warning Little Cayman, Cayman Brac
Given they are time based issued, Watches will be posted for the US coast sometime Monday.
Sun 23Aug 8pEDT/AST,7pCDT
Winds 60mph(95km/h)
Moving WNW 21mph(33km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
So that was the LLC that crossed over Guantanamo and into Cuba. Per Tropical Tidbits and some other knowledgeable's on Twitter there's the possibility the LLC is pulled back down towards the MLC to the South, similar to what we saw over Puerto Rico and again Haiti. Crucial moments into how Laura starts its trek into the Gulf. https://twitter.com/TropicalTidbits/...78290250010629
Laura with a tail end surprise brought 60mph winds & gust to 72mph at Guantanamo Bay after center passed by a little earlier this evening. Just before 10pEDT winds there back down to 31mph, gust 40.
Sun 23Aug 11pEDT/AST,10pCDT
Winds 65mph(100km/h)
Moving WNW 21mph(33km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
No real changes for now. Winds up 5mph. Most of the convection South Cuba and Jamaica.
Mon 24Aug 5aEDT/AST,4aCDT
Winds 65mph(100km/h)
Moving WNW 21mph(33km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
There are 2 air recon planes just reaching Laura so better idea of its structure later this morning. Looks really bad on satellite but it's moved back off Cuba into open waters. Storms North of the center basically missing currently. We'll see how it takes advantage of this opportunity today but for this morning it's not doing anything quickly in it's current shape.
Models still spread some but keeping with their stronger storm if further West/South, weaker if further North/East, many come into W LA or north half of TX coast. But possible major hurricane in just 2-3 days so not much time to prepare.
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