Just quickly and to the point, Igor will become a category 5 storm probably by Wednesday or Thursday maybe earlier... Big problems lie ahead though, models are doing "earl" so to speak... The original forecast is to turn north and miss everyone maybe hit Bermuda, but then slowly switch to the west... My gut feeling is that this storm will do an "earl" maybe even more to the west or east, but what the data feeling is that Bermuda is in a whole lot of trouble, and may face the worst destruction ever felt by a storm... So lots of questions and not too many answers... Also, i should mention T.D. 12 has formed which again gut feeling will follow Igor's path, data feeling will turn to the north and do nothing to anybody... Also... if that weren't enough... a low looking better oganized continues to sit and spin in the carribean giving hispanola and hati bands of rain and wind... most models point to this hitting the yucatan peninsula and then entering the very southwest gulf where it should become a tropical storm or hurricane depending on a couple things and then take the classic path that 2 other storms have already taken this year... Lots going on, and more in the future... keep it here...
-Scott Pecoriello
