actually phil,,accu weather was saying up to west coast of florida all weekend till late sunday when they moved it west with the NHC. We all kinda thought the west coast of florida had a bad chance at it,, but it would of been stupid to forecast that soo many days out. I do think they need to put up warnings at 5pm to get it out to the public to finalize plans. NO thru Ft walton beach but they will extend it eastward, although I dont expect hurricane force winds in Panama City. There will be TS winds in bands though. Jeane is getting better organized. This could become a weak hurricane by weds afternoon if it stays south of Puerto Rico before landfall in the Dominican Republic. I think then it will get ripped apart but dont know how much cause we dont know exactly where landfall will be or if it skims puerto rico......right now,,its best to say on her that it skims the s coast of Puerto Rico and takes aime on Hispaniola in 60 hours.
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