http://www.nencweather.com/tropicalweat ... holas.html
Even with the center of circulation farther east than previously thought, the track forecast remains near the same--first to the left, then actually to the right at the end.
Intensity jumps around a little bit, but I am not expecting much change for some time now; although, we are bound to see some.
Nicholas Forecast 8--uggh
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How about to the right first then to the left?
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