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Shifted to the right of the forecast envelope based on forward motion, and accounting that the hurricane itself will have some affect on the ridge. Of course, NOLA is still under the gun, but I am especially worried about residents east of NOLA--Mississippi and Alabama as well...everyone from SE LA to the FL panhandle should continue to monitor this closely.
Scott
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