Coastal track to Boston has been out for some time.

It's trying to move left and why the Euro-model is landfall in southern FL. Basically they are saying if it strengthens it makes its way up the coast with perhaps landfall in NC - weaker storm southern FL and somewhere in between puts landfall in the mid-Atlantic below NC somewhere.

It's going to be up in the air for a while yet...maybe into tomorrow morning, which is a bummer because it's eye will be at southern FL latitude late tomorrow night/early Sunday morning.

Once the storm clears FL, GA and SC all the cities along the coast and slightly inland up to New England will get considerable rainfall and some amount of coastal storm surge.