Do you mean MORE east than the 8am models went? It looks now on the VIS and WV loop that Katrina is definately pinched in the last image - elongated north/south, which if I'm not mistaken is a sign that a northward motion could be imminent.
Update: Latest pressure is up to 950, another MB from the last reader and 10 MB from the lowest level this morning. That's a bit much for an ERC, isn't it?
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