I normally hate the "what are the chances it going to hit 5.2 miles south of bumsville" posts, however some models (BAM's in particular) keep bumping Earl more left each run. Are these models picking up on a more westerly weakness in the ridge or no weakness in the ridge?
Obviously, the first version recurves while the latter would be more interesting (not really in a good way).
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