I just looked at the probabilities map. The map shows that Orlando is right in the middle of the probable path. On the other hand, it shows that the likelihood of it going thru Orlando is only 10-15%, which is the same probability that the map gives to every place along the coast, all the way from Miami to Jacksonville.
Now for a little "gallows humor." At least I won't have to worry too much about tree damage. Charley took out most of my trees two weeks ago.
There hasn't been a report of landfall probability south of Sebastion Inlet in 3 days.
I'm in Port St. Lucie, each mile counts.
I don't even look at the probability maps except to see if Miami shows up on them. I figure it this way, according to the NWS discussion, the track is West and South of the official track, that puts it closer to me. Anyone living along the East coast of Florida would be foolish not to prepare for this one.