Yep Alex is a touch north of his predicted location. Each lat line is 69 miles, so it looks like he is only 20 miles off track. Considering at one point the eye was 10 miles wide I'd say he is still within the standard "wobble" for a hurricane. The forecast is never perfect and it appears the turn to the west was delayed slightly. The last NHC update indicated Alex was moving a touch faster then predicted so that might explain how he got further north before making the turn to the west.
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