Looking at that link, it looked bad on the first few frames, but towards the end of the loop, it looked like it was beginning to form another eye. It's definitely moving slower (has been) but this could be a combination of interaction with some land and maybe an ERC. At this point I have no idea what to think. I agree with most of the mets that we won't really know what's going to happen until it passes the Yucatan. Another "Hurry Up and Wait" storm. I hate those.
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