Colleen, glad to see you're still around, Yeah, I'm a bit nervous about this system, being here on the east coast. However, the models will still change over time (the next few days) and even the pros at the HPC have low confidence in where this may end up. The Euro has a bad solution for me (taking it up the east coast). But some models have it staying offshore the east coast of Florida. This is still 4/5 days away and a lot will change, heck, this could even end up in the GOM. But it will approach the peninsula at some point early next week. Let's hope it stays out to sea.
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