I'm not buying what the GEFS is selling. The storm would be historic, because have we ever had a landfalling hurricane follow a track even close to any of the landfalling members have going? It seems extremely rare for anything that starts to make that turn N before 70 W to make it here as a hurricane. I guess any track is possible, but I still think Lee making a direct hit on New England based on the way the GEFS is forecasting is like 1%. Now if Lee doesn't turn and takes a more traditional route with a drive by near Cape Hatteras, then we're cooking with gas - but not one model shows that happening.