The EPAC system seems to be making the supposed track that the models are predicting.The question remains how intense the system gets and the where it crosses.The system is moving @ 4kts now I think that is slower than the GFS model.I would expect that in the next 24hrs. the system to be upgraded as long as it stays away from the shear to it's N.
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