GFDL is still pushing it south, but not as much as before. It seems more in line with the percieved motion on Miami radar than the other tracks, and no longer a huge outlier at the same time, though it still has a sudden southward jog just before the coast.
Miami radar looks like the extrapolated track is now toward Miami.
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