Like I said earlier, a (hopefully) wobble to the West might make it miss landfall. That is still holding, evidently. I can't see it making any difference in U.S. landfall, but just to spare Jamaica a little.
Man, must be really, REALLY bad there right now...
Edit: I Googled topographical info earlier. I think the SW to W of Jamaica has tons of rivers coming out of an E to W spine of mountains... going to be tons of flooding in the West from what I learned... Only hope is that it's moves through quickly.
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