Dean is set to slam into the Antilles as a Cat 2 with 95 mph winds around dawn tomorrow. The center in now set to hit Martinique with Dominica to the north also affected, but it is moving at a brisk 25 mph to the west. The wind map indicates is still has a tight core, so the hurricane force winds do not extend out very far.
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