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TROPICAL UPDATE: Latest #Bertha NHC Forecast Vs Actual. Unless I need my eyes checked, the low-level swirl and center pulled a sike on a Texas landfall and already pushed into Louisiana again on visible satellite and radar. I'm curious to see the NHC positioning in the next advisory.

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