jinftl wrote:Actually the runs looks quite similar....the latest version is just further out in time...if you look at the handy lat and longitude marks as a guide...there is no real push of the consensus in any direction different than the prior runs...just few more hours out.
Stratosphere747 wrote:Look for another slight adjustment to the W at 4.


Wow. How much further west will this thing go? That high is unbelievable! If Ike continues on this south west type motion and the models continue the relentless trek westward, Ike may very well end up in Texas yet, maybe Mexico? I'm being somewhat facetious, but wow, just wow. What a BIG change from just yesterday morning!!! How could everyone been so far off just such a short time ago??? I really, really really hope this thing doesn't go to Louisiana, but it looks to me, just my humble opinion, mind you, that Louisiana has a better chance of seeing this storm than Florida, save for maybe the panhandle.