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In the last frames it seems like a more west motion 280 than 295 WNW but maybe it is a wobble
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I agree, can't say that it is not just a wobble either. Give it a few more hours to see if the 280 verifies.
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greeng13.. hard to tell, almost impossible to predict quantitatively. It would be one thing if we knew where Ivan was going to land, but we don't... so there is no baseline to see whether the jog is really a jog or just a product of the forecast itself within the margins of what was predicted. For instance... the stairstepping of Frances.
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Also it is moving fast and that fast motion will not permit a turn to the NW more sooner.
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