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It's very low, flat, and marshy across the far western tip of Cuba. We've had several storms over the years go across that portion and not have any interruption at all. A couple of the years have even intensified across it because of the "brown water effect" of the marshy terrain and how that still provides warm water to work with.Yeah once the eye clears out we're gonna be off to the races here. The western tip of Cuba is gonna be in for a rough time. It doesn't look like whatever land interaction it has with Cuba is going to hurt it much either. Hopefully the forecast dry air/wind shear in the eastern Gulf holds up and spares Florida the worst of it.
I actually haven't heard of the brown water effect, that's interesting. Are there other places that do that? Like the Everglades or something?It's very low, flat, and marshy across the far western tip of Cuba. We've had several storms over the years go across that portion and not have any interruption at all. A couple of the years have even intensified across it because of the "brown water effect" of the marshy terrain and how that still provides warm water to work with.