Quote: Ralph, Give it a break man. Rick made an observation and prediction based on that observation. He was wrong...to an extent...
FYI...Rita does appear to have a more northerly component in the last few frames. Not necessarily NNW, but does seem to wobble more N than W recently.
sorry but i see a true NW motion of the EYE in the last few frames.You are welcome to what you think but even Joe on Fox right now just said more west then north but think what you must.
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