Some of the intensity guidance for Genevieve is incredible. Due to
low shear, very warm water, and high atmospheric moisture, several
of the various SHIPS Rapid Intensification (RI) indices for the
12-, 24-, and 36-hour forecast periods are between 95 and 100
percent--numbers that suggest there is little doubt that Genevieve
will go through a period of significant RI during the next couple
of days. RI is explicitly shown in the NHC intensity forecast,
which is very near the HCCA and Florida State Superensemble
solutions and shows Genevieve peaking as a category 4 hurricane in
about 48 hours. Amazingly, the LGEM and COAMPS-TC models are even
higher than what is indicated in the official forecast, showing a
peak intensity of 125-130 kt
Vienen a decir que habrá RI (ciclo de intensificación rápida), con picos d intensidad en algunos modelos superiores a 130kt, es decir, que puede llegar a ser Categoría 5
Alta humedad, aguas muy cálidas, baja cizalladura..., es lo que tiene
CDO en marcha, por lo que el paso a huracán es inminente