Quote: I am seeing the same thing and the 12Z GFS run has shifted west a bit.
So maybe back to something like 2AM advisory #27 cone. Weak steering currents and potential stall would open up a whole can for worms. Ridge is stronger then forecast would hinder northern movement. The ULL appears to be sinking more SW. The next front might be coming in quicker, does that block or lift Dorian out? The ridge to the NE is coming down hard. Lots of variables still in play. Currently still on the NHC line, a wobble here or there but primarly due W. Basically stuck on 26N.
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