I think its much to soon to say whether or not its going further west into eastern Gulf, Up Floirda (NHC currently), or up Florida east coast. I think it will become more clear in next 24-48 hours. I agree with current NHC track for now. But I am a little more concerned about the intensity especially late in period but again we won't know how Irene will interact with mountains or stair step its way around the higher elevations. Time will tell...
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