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I'm extremely concerned that Melissa is undergoing rapid intensification – or I suppose rapid reintensification – again as it approaches Cuba. The core/eye have RAPIDLY reorganized and the EEL – Enveloped Eyewall Lightning – signature has re-appeared. Cat-4 impact possible!

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