Not saying that the current forecasting models will stick to their solutions, but the new NHC track REALLY opened my eyes here in C. Florida. A 100 mile per hour hurricane with a large circulation passing to the west would put the Central Florida Peninsula in a position for problems. Not trying to the jump the gun as the track could shift again very easily. Floridians really need to start paying attention to local weather reports if the track forecast from NHC persists during the next 24-36 hours.
The center did jump to the northwest today...from 14.5 at 2PM to 15.2 now. This jump could end up making the difference.
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