I dont think at the moment anything is set in stone. I personally an not seeing any signifigant turn to the north. maybe slightly but nothing that would steer it to sc area. My personal opinion is that the eye will go very close just above occechobee and eventually downgrade into the gulf after crossing over. Im probably way off but thats what im seeing. lets wait and see what the latest says shortly.
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