FWIW 18Z models are shifting N and now imply an extreme S Texas hit.
Storm is maintaining a decent N of W component of motion.
Actually ended up shifting more than I thought; 18Z GFS now has a central TX coast hit in 6-7 days.
The only good news about a major storm--it's so much easier to track 'em when the eye is visible.
Also weather here in upper texas is changing, was scatter t-storms, but now it looks like a low is somewhhere in the area, steady rain. So maybe the Bermuda high is retreating?