I have the most faith in the GFDL model,it has been very good in the past.It is now well east of the NHC track.Again this all comes down to timing of different factors.The more time that it does not go west,will mean a more east track down the road.I agree that all of the state of Florida and points west need to watch this one close,as it looks like it could be a major cane.
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