No major changes. It's got a leaning system moving NNW-NW toward the Mississippi or Alabama Coast and shoots the precip further inland. Pick what you want to look at.
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/
Steve
NCEP's got the 12UTC run of the GFS out...
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LOL. My pre-classification was Henderson Point (practically your neighbors) to Mobile Bay @ 65mph. I was a little late with the midday Monday track because I wasn't buying the storm racing up to the coast by Saturday. I still like my track idea, though I'm guessing if it hits, it's going to be on the eastern side (Jackson or Mobile Co.) and actually could go inland a bit further east. But you never know. The GFS has been pretty consistent with what it wants to do with the storm. I don't follow it for storms in the Atlantic, but it's a curiosity for storms in the Gulf. The NHC put a lot of stock in it, so it can't be just dissed away like Bastardi used to do.
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