The NHC makes track adjustments left and right as the storm continues it's forward motion. A lot of these are based on what the storm is doing now, motion wise, and what it will do in the long term. The 5pm cone is slightly further north upto the SE Gulf and then looks to be less curvature to the WNW late in the forcast period. Expect that to change slightly every advisory.
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