From 2300 Discussion:
Frances is forecast to remain in a low shear environment and over
increasing SSTs throughout the period. The SHIPS intensity model
continues to keep Frances a major hurricane for the next five days.
There will likely be several fluctuations...as mentioned above...in
the intensity over this period of time...but category four
intensity seems likely some time during that period...and category
5 strength is even possible.
Cat 5 Possible
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hurricanemike wrote:More Likely near the Bahamas where the water is very warm!
Yes.
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/phod/cyclone/data/ca.html
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