Models overnight tongiht are fairly well Algned with the Canadian closest to Bermuda. Direct impacts on the US east coast are more unlikely as a result, but not ruled out. Euro is not slow like it was, but a lot hinges on the turn to the north, which should be well away from the Bahamas and Florida to the east. Even the ensembles are keeping it away from land.

Worth monitoring for changes, but unless something change than Bermuda and the Canadian Maritimes should keep monitoring. The east coast will be watching the turn and beyond. But until that happens not much will likely change with the forecast. Currently anything in the MDR is most likely to recurve. 96L may have to be watched by the azores.

Recon arrives in Lee today, so that should give the models tomorrow a better idea for the next 5-7 days or so.