It seems to me like it will slam into the Belize-Mexico border harder than Dean slammed into Mexico. I say that because I don’t see anything but warm open water all the way to the mainland. Yucutan will buffer the blow into Bay of Campeche but it might still be strong enough at that point to revisit the damage caused by dean in Northeast Mexico. I think Texas will, at best, just get some soaking. Nothing more.
Sure hope you’re right.
You sure are confident this cat being five days out from the bay of campeche.
I’ll bump that prediction! Not that I want to wish bad storms onto anybody else, of course..
:^)
Someone put a joker in the deck. TS Henriette is supposed to be heading into Arizona at the time H. Felix enters the Gulf.
This may allow a westward course, but it is possible TS Henriette (as a low pressure system) may block a Northwestward course and force a Northeastward one.
H. Dean had the opposite. An ULL (Upper Level Low)entered the Gulf of Mexico just as H. Dean was crossing the Yucatan... That forced H. Dean Westward -- as the ULL blocked Northern movement...