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Obviously, more aggressive with the recent burst in intensity we had all feared. This still looks like it could be a northwestward jog, temporary, but maybe a longer temporary, like say...12 hours. We shall see. The forecasts are waving between landfall points only 80 miles apart, but the guidance is a little antsy.
I think the main reason for the eastward shift is the current movement (duh).
Also, take a minute and pray for the people of London this morning. If you don't know what I'm talking about check the news.
