Quote: Help me to uderstand please. If she weakens from the mountains and you stated a more westerly, does that mean it will take longer for her to turn to the NW?
The storm actually went a bit right (north) of the 5AM track, this increases the chance it will stay further east.
I really don't see any reason it would get closer to Florida than about 150 miles east.
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