El úlitmo parte del NHC le eleva a 55 kt y una presión de 998 hPa  :D1 :D1

HUMBERTO CONTINUES TO STEADILY STRENGTHEN. SATELLITE IMAGES INDICATE
THAT THE ASSOCIATED BANDING FEATURES HAVE BECOME BETTER ORGANIZED
AND MORE SYMMETRIC AROUND THE CENTER...INDICATING THAT VERTICAL
WIND SHEAR IS DECREASING OVER THE CYCLONE. DVORAK CLASSIFICATIONS
FROM TAFB AND SAB WERE BOTH T3.5 AND UW-CIMSS ADT VALUES ARE ABOUT
THE SAME. BASED ON THESE ESTIMATES...THE INITIAL WIND SPEED IS
INCREASED TO 55 KT.

THE TROPICAL STORM IS GRADUALLY TURNING TO THE RIGHT...AND THE
LATEST INITIAL MOTION ESTIMATE IS 295/8. A TURN TO THE NORTHWEST IS
EXPECTED TODAY...FOLLOWED BY A NORTHWARD MOTION ON WEDNESDAY. THIS
ABRUPT CHANGE IN THE FORECAST STORM MOTION IS DUE TO A BREAK DOWN
OF THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE THAT WILL BE CAUSED BY A MID- TO
UPPER-LEVEL LOW MOVING SOUTHWARD OVER THE CENTRAL ATLANTIC AND
ANOTHER LOW BETWEEN THE CANARY ISLANDS AND THE AZORES. A SHARP
WESTWARD TURN IS FORECAST TO OCCUR IN ABOUT 4 DAYS WHEN THE RIDGE
BECOMES RE-ESTABLISHED. THE NHC TRACK FORECAST IS IN FAIR AGREEMENT
GIVEN THE PRONOUNCED HEADING CHANGES...AND THE LATEST OFFICIAL
FORECAST IS CLOSE TO THE MULTI-MODEL CONSENSUS TVCA.

THE INTENSIFICATION TREND IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR ANOTHER 36
HOURS WHILE HUMBERTO REMAINS OVER WARM WATER AND WITHIN AN
ENVIRONMENT OF LOW WIND SHEAR AND HIGH MID-LEVEL MOISTURE. AFTER
THAT TIME...THE GLOBAL MODELS SHOW DRIER AIR AND SOUTHERLY TO
SOUTHWESTERLY SHEAR AFFECTING HUMBERTO. THESE UNFAVORABLE
ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS COMBINED WITH COOLER SSTS SHOULD CAUSE THE
SYSTEM TO BEGIN WEAKENING IN A COUPLE OF DAYS. THE NHC INTENSITY
FORECAST IS NEAR THE HIGH END OF THE MODEL GUIDANCE IN THE SHORT
TERM AND IS BASICALLY AN UPDATE OF THE PREVIOUS PACKAGE.

Parece que las condiciones van a ser favorables al menos hasta mañana :D1

El giro al norte comenzará muy pronto....... Aunque a largo plazo, recurve al NW de nuevo, con la reconstrucción de las altas presiones. Adjunto miembros del GFS...

Se espere que llegue a ser un huracán de categoría 2 incluso :O* :O* :O*

Adjunto campo de isohipsas de 500 hPa para elAtlántico Norte... Se observa la formación de esa DANA en las cercanías de Canarias, y que es la que provoca la ruptura del cinturón anticiclónico, y la ascensión de latitud del ciclón

Los modelos de predicción lo mantienen bien alejado de Canarias. Sin embargo, tras la llegada de varias tormentas tropicales, no creo que a ciencia cierta se pueda determinar lo que va a hacer. (Recuerdo el Delta que nunca llegaría, o las diferentes TT que llegaron a Azores.

Es incierto pero improbable.

Imagen de las 20 horas locales en la península, 19 horas en Canarias.

No perderemos de vista la probabilidad de que HUMBERTO envíe un fuerte mar de fondo a Canarias....