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Here is some interesting stuff from what data buoys are available and what info is there:

At the Tortugas,Pulaski, winds are up now sustained 28-30 knots from the East, baro down a little to 29.82 and air temp is a cool 78.3. No water temp of course it's NOAA,they don't fix anything.

At buoy #42003 some 200 miles West of Naples Fla. which is pretty close to Michael's possible track winds are once again East at 21-27 knots.Baro is 29.81 even though it's further away then Tortugas and water temp,this is very interesting, is 84.9 degrees. This means lots of warm fuel for this storm assuming other conditions don't destroy it's potential for becoming a hurricane. Bears watching for the Northern Gulf.