The overall orginization of this storm is improving fairly quickly. I believe that now the storm is close to being restructured after being over land for so long. I have seen convective bursts was and wane but the last two times the satellite has updated convection has continued to increase, spiral banding is forming and radar presentation is improving. As far as track Ernesto is moving NW based on radar. It's really easy to mistake a small wobble on radar as a change in movement because that's basically what a storm does is wobble itself in one direction or another (in laymens terms) The key to watching for the so called "turn" is a persistent change in motion over a couple of hours at least . Looks to be interesting for sure. I'm calling for a landfall somewhere along the Southern SW FL coast Between Cape Sable and Everglades city.
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