I agree... the models for Jeanne continue to trend eastward with each run. The liklihood and severity of Ivan's potential influence on Jeanne's track wanes with every hour as Ivan's remnants continue to race NE at 20 mph.
Without a northerly turn, Ivan will still reemerge into the Atlantic, but it will be in the Philly/NY area as opposed to the Chesapeake Bay as originally predicted.
The models are changing constantly right now so there is no confidence in much of anything, except the trend for a general eastward shift of Jeanne's path with each new run.
The data does seem to support the potential for gaining strength over the next 12-24 hours, though...
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