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Expect to see Ian undergo rapid intensification starting tomorrow and possibly end up as a cat 4 in the eastern Gulf. However, it is looking like it might start to encounter shear and begin to weaken as it approaches land. Track is still not certain but forecasts have been trending west. There's a couple big upper air patterns waiting to see how they shake out. Another 24-36 hours should see that come into focus and the models get a much better grip on the track. Current forecast are still for a Florida strike at cat 1 or 2 intensity but the location could be the panhandle now instead of the peninsula.
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