A hurricane's circulation is affected by dry air that surrounds its northern and western parts. The storm's eye is ragged and has deep convection nearby. Estimates of the hurricane's intensity vary, with one assessment at 85 kt.

The hurricane is currently moving in a west-northwest direction at a speed of around 8 kt. Its path is influenced by a nearby ridge and a low-pressure system.

Further details about the hurricane's trajectory and intensity are available from the National Hurricane Center's discussion.