Models continue to gradually shift eastward...concensus is for a Florida landfall after crossing Cuba. After that, a track up the Eastern Seaboard is shown on most modelling. However, the 6z GFS stalls Ernesto in the northeast Gulf, giving us a ton of rain late in the week as that tropical moisture overruns a wedge in place at the surface in the Carolinas. However, like I mentioned, most modelling keeps Ernesto moving up the Eastern Seaboard.

Keep it tuned to News 14 Carolina for all of the latest information.

I will be out of town for a few days and will not have access to post here on the blog. I will be back and posting again by Wednesday evening, so check back then. We should be in the final countdown for Ernesto's U.S. landfall by then.

God bless...