I think you are missing my point. I am not saying the eye is going to hit there. I am saying it's going to be crappy weather
I do understand your point, and the hill you are willing to die on, but you are incorrect. The storm is no where near the Bahamas. Still. And it's now it is officially the weekend, where you have indicated the storm will be in the Bahamas.
When in fact, Lee is still not headed to the Bahamas. If the Trackers are on the Wish right now, they will have the regular thunderstorms that you experience this time of year, not a hurricane barreling towards them. It is not even headed that way. "Large swells" does not mean hurricane conditions. "Large swells" doesn't even mean crappy weather. Swells describe the condition of the water. The water will have big waves and will be choppy. In most instances, the weather is absolutely beautiful right before the outer bands of a storm hits. It's almost peaceful, yet eerie, because you know what's coming.
Disney Cruise Line wouldn't sail their ship anywhere near this storm, by all accounts it is an absolute monster. Whether the Trackers are on the Wish now, the 4 night starting monday or the next weekend's 3 night, they will be completely safe from this storm.
To clarify, the cone of uncertainty isn't the actual entire storm. It demonstrates any place within the cone could experience hurricane conditions, depending on which way the hurricane shifts. Unless the forecasting is very, very wrong (It typically isn't, but has been) the storm will not really leave the cone and the cone will narrow as the storm moves in.
This is the forecast for both Nassau and Castaway Cay. Both have regular summer thunderstorms today. Absolutely zero hurricane conditions from there. This hurricane is not hitting the Bahamas this weekend, or probably ever.
This Trackers are so damn boring, I've become an amateur meteorologist. Thank you for coming to my weather report.