So what is your guy's best guess on what time tomorrow Charley will make landfall? Im gonna say between 5 and 9pm tomorrow evening. It really all depends on the track. If Charley stays more NNW then it will have more time out in the gulf. If he starts turning NNE that will cut back alittle bit of the time he has before he makes landfall. So what do you guys think?
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