 watch already for south coast of Dominican Republic and Haiti. Jamaica will see impacts by midweek, but we're going to see how close the track gets there. Speaking of the track, most of it takes it into the Yucatan Peninsula by Friday. So through the weekend, we'll watch it go back into the Bay of Campeche and then eventually looks like it'll still stay for a second landfall in Mexico. Why would it stay away from the U.S. Gulf Coast? Growing confidence that that big ridge, the steering winds would keep it south.