I think we are going to continue to see a shift east in the forecat track...the storm is definately continuing to be north and east of the forecast points, and we may see the 11 am track very close to the la/tx border, with a possible farther east track later...I am looking forward to the new model runs that will take into account the movement changes last evening...i hope the focus on houston has not made anyone along the lA coast feel safe
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