Nobody can let up their guard anywhere In western Florida. I see this thing jogging left, then right all day long. Remember Charley. When a Hurricane is traveling parallel to a coast line (West Coast of Florida) a slight jog of 2 degrees could cause a difference in landfall by hundreds of miles.
I hope this stays on its expected western path, but lets all be carefull. It is too early still.
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