Max winds are still at 40mph. I knew if I said it would shift to the right it would actually shift back to left. I am not as concerned with the actual landfall - after all, it's a poorly organized tropical storm and if were to hit Florida, it would be probably a minimum TS. What I am more concerned about is the rain associated with it. Because I think we're going to get a lot of it.
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