Yeah, it's lighting up in the last satellite frame, sniffing that warm water, and the pressure dropped, and the models are all over the map as to where it's going, but shifting to the east.
If memory serves, they said it would take 5 days to prepare for a hurricane in the runaway BP oil well. Getting pretty close to decision time. We may be about to see the effect of not pumping millions of gallons of dispersant into the oil, which they've been doing non-stop from day one.
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